Nuala Anne McGrail Novels: Irish Cream

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Countless readers have enjoyed Father Andrew M. Greeley's tales of Nuala Anne McGrail, an Irish-speaking woman from Galway with second sight, and her husband, Dermot Michael Coyne. From their adventures in Chicago to their escapades in Ireland, this spirited couple has unraveled many mysteries. In their latest adventure, they encounter Damian "Day" O'Sullivan, a troubled young man who feels guilty for a tragic vehicular homicide he may not have committed. His family appears to be conspiring against him, leading Nuala and Dermot to investigate the true circumstances behind the death of Rodney Keefe at a Chicago country club. The O'Sullivans, an ambitious South Side Irish clan, view Day as a black sheep and potential scapegoat. Meanwhile, Dermot and Nuala discover the diary of Father Richard Lonigan, a nineteenth-century parish priest in Donegal, revealing secrets and scandals from that era, including the violent tensions against the ruling English. This blend of romance, humor, and intrigue makes for another rich and satisfying tale from one of America's beloved storytellers.