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"Magnificent, passionate, powerful!" -- BOOKS IRELAND

"A very fine achievement." - SUNDAY PRESS

"Fire On The Hill is a powerful and poignant Irish love Story." LIVERPOOL ECHO

"Powerful and Highly Recommended" -- IRISH WORLD

"A powerful historical novel." - GUERNSEY EVENING PRESS

"A love story which endures more than half a century and spans two continents." - BRECON & RADNOR EXPRESS

"Powerful" - IRISH TIMES

"Outstanding! Truly breath-taking, heartrending and edge-of-your-seat exciting! That these stories spring from the lives of real people make them all the more riveting. Gretta Curran Browne brings these people to life and you can hardly turn the pages fast enough." --- Karla Bynum, Amazon Reviewer.

Charismatic in every way, Michael Dwyer has grown from boy to man under the shade of the Wicklow Mountains. He knows every inch of them - the streams to quench a man's thirst, and the numerius sheltering caves. And then, in the historic revolutionary year of 1798, he comes to know love. When Michael Dwyer first dances with Mary Doyle on the night of the Spring Fair, many of the locals see their love story unfold before their eyes, a story so unique they will later tell it to their grandchildren.

Destined to be a farmer like his father before him, Michael loves the land, and is content to work in the fields and live of the yield, but in that same year of 1798 the militia, hated pawns of the English rulers in Dublin Castle, force him to leave the land and take to his beloved mountains where he becomes what every Wicklow youth dreams of being - a man who owns no master, a man who refuses to bend a servile knee.

Surrounded by a band of loyal friends, Michael outwits the militia and English soldiers at every turn, a defender and hero of his oppressed people, a captain in the countrwide revolution. But always, standing somewhere amidst the green glens and beautiful landscape of Wicklow, is Mary Doyle, watching and waiting, caring nothing for patriotism and heroism, only for her love of the rebel captain; but love on the run cannot last forever.

Having walked the green glens of Michael Dwyer's native County Wicklow, Gretta Curran Browne - in this rigorously researched biographical novel - reveals the complexities and humanity of an extraordinary Irish rebel leader.

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• Publication Date: February 23, 2018
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• Print Length: 326 Pages
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