A Name for Himself

"This novel is a study of one man's struggle to find a sense of belonging. Farrell hated P.J. Browne on sight. When he fell in love love with Browne's daughter he hated him even more. Grace is beautiful, vulnerable, sophisticated and way out of Farrell's league. But he woos and wins her and, for a while, their love seems unassailable, a refuge from the world and from their pasts.

But each of them has old ghosts which refuse to lie down. The pull of Farrell's childhood is too powerful, his love for Grace too strong. This novel, from the author of the highly acclaimed novel 'In The Beginning', confirms the author as a novelist with a gift for turning ordinary lives into compelling fiction.

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