Mahoney

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Mahoney

By: Andrew Joyce

Narrated by: Michael R.L. Kern

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In this compelling, richly researched novel, author Andrew Joyce tells a story of determination and grit as the Mahoney clan fights to gain a foothold in America.

From the beginning of the narration to the end, fans of Edward Rutherfurd and W. Michael Gear will enjoy this riveting, historically accurate tale of adventure, endurance, and hope.

In the second year of a Gorta Mhór - the great famine - 19-year-old Devin Mahoney lies on the dirt floor of his small, dark cabin. He has not eaten in five days. His only hope of survival is to get to America, the land of milk and honey.

After surviving disease and storms at sea that decimate crew and passengers alike, Devin’s ship limps into New York Harbor, three days before Christmas in 1849. Thus starts an epic journey that will take him and his descendants through 114 years of American history, including the Civil War, the Wild West, and the Great Depression.

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Historical Fiction