Tunnel of Mirrors

<p>Rachel Isaacson spirited otherworldly and haunted is born into a rigidly Old World family in New York's Lower East Side. Hungry for independence Rachel enters a marriage of convenience with violent consequences. </p><p><br></p><p>Across the Atlantic storyteller fiddler and cliff climber Ciaran McMurrough is raised in pastoral innocence on Rathlin off the coast of Ulster. His upbringing in a tight-knit isolated community leaves him unprepared for the subtle political passions following the Irish Civil War. </p><p><br></p><p>Outcasts-one by choice one by chance-Rachel and Ciaran meet on the docks of lower Manhattan in 1928. Drawn to each other in this lyrical story must they repeat a doomed cycle as eternal lovers? </p><p><br></p><p><em>Tunnel of Mirrors</em> fires the imagination and stirs the soul...a story to savour that remains long in the mind. I loved it. </p><p>-Sunday Times Bestselling Author of Our Story Miranda Dickinson </p><p><br></p><p>Humour emotion and perfectly tuned dialogue ensures her people are triumphantly alive. </p><p>-Novelist Janette Jenkins author of Firefly and Little Bones </p><p><br></p><p><em>Tunnel of Mirrors</em> is a beautiful lyrical recreation of the past. With warmth wit and great heart Ferne Arfin takes the reader back into the struggles and small victories of a lost world. </p><p>-Toby Litt English writer and academic author of Patience</p>