Good Friday 1998

<p class=ql-align-justify>As warring paramilitaries lay down their arms and inch towards a historic peace agreement <strong>Belfast</strong> remains a tinderbox of secrets betrayals and hidden agendas.</p><p class=ql-align-justify>At the heart of this epic tale are <strong>young lovers</strong> Ruby and Tom. Ruby is an intelligent and ambitious twenty-something running her father's logistics business. She is smart determined and fiercely independent but Ruby is leading a dangerous double life. She is the secret mastermind behind the Irish Liberation Army - a new radical paramilitary group intent on dismantling the peace process and igniting a new <strong>rebellion</strong>.</p><p class=ql-align-justify>By her side is a former paramilitary commander and a trusted family friend and nun with her own hidden past. Together they build an underground network recruiting young idealists from university forging alliances with black market weapons dealers and trading with Europe's most ruthless criminal organizations.</p><p class=ql-align-justify>Tom is a thoughtful and determined <strong>journalist</strong> and searching for his first big story. Unaware of Ruby's true identity he finds himself drawn into a world of <strong>deceit and conspiracy</strong>. As he pieces together the fragments of her shocking plot he realizes that the woman he loves may be the key player in a coming storm of violence.</p><p class=ql-align-justify>As <strong>Good Friday</strong> approaches a catastrophic event shakes the city launching a desperate hunt for Ruby and her narcissistic brother. The only person who can stop her is Tilly Carson the youngest Chief Inspector in the <strong>Police</strong> Force. With time running out and the fragile peace at risk of collapse Tilly must decipher the web of Ruby's operations working alongside Tom to bring her down before she carries out one final devastating act.</p><p></p>