The Fields of Athenry - An Gorta Mór: A Novel of Love, Exile and Endurance During Ireland’s Great Famine
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The Fields of Athenry - An Gorta Mór: A Novel of Love, Exile and Endurance During Ireland’s Great Famine

by P. M. Lane

Romance Historical Fiction Irish History
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Set against the backdrop of Ireland's Great Famine, known as An Gorta Mór, this novel portrays a story of love tested by starvation, exile, and the fight for survival. It follows the enduring spirit of a people facing unimaginable trials, capturing the heartache and hope that defined an era of profound loss and resilience.

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The Fields of Athenry - An Gorta Mór captures the essence of Ireland's devastating Great Famine, weaving a narrative centered on love, exile, and the remarkable endurance of its people.

This novel explores the profound impacts of An Gorta Mór, highlighting the struggles and resilience that defined an era of immense hardship.

Through its evocative storytelling, the book delves into the human spirit's capacity to withstand adversity amid famine and forced migration.

Author P. M. Lane brings to life the historical context of 19th-century Ireland, focusing on themes of survival and emotional bonds.

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