Finn Óg
the author
Finn lives in Ireland, surrounded by rogues and the sea. Finn is a pen name and away from writing he is a multi award-winning exec across investigative journalism, comedy and drama. A previous career took him to the places featured in his novels, which draw upon real events or direct experience. A commercial skipper, he spends most of his time on the water, often with the 'real' Isla, upon whom swathes of his novels are based. The Sam Ireland series can be read in any order.
Finn lives in Ireland, surrounded by rogues and the sea. Finn is a pen name and away from writing he is a multi award-winning exec across investigative journalism, comedy and drama. A previous career took him to the places featured in his novels, which draw upon real events or direct experience. A commercial skipper, he spends most of his time on the water, often with the 'real' Isla, upon whom swathes of his novels are based. The Sam Ireland series can be read in any order.
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Charlie
They said there'd be karma. He said, why wait?
They killed his wife in front of their little girl. Hereby follows a lesson in vengeance. A blistering international thriller, from a new Irish writer.
"I really loved this book." RTÉ, The Oliver Callan Show.“
A hard hitting, no punches spared, page turner of a book.” Belfast Telegraph
"Drenched in...
The Sea & the Sand
Sam saw the man go up in flames and watched the crowd part like a sea of red, the glow of the inferno flickering off their faces, horrifying and beguiling. He looked to the sky, shook his head and stepped forward to douse the screams. He’d grow to wish he’d let the man burn.
"Totally absorbing, extraordinarily clever." Amazon Review
Too Close to Home
A covert team keeps eyes on a suspect vehicle in a time of peace. When the car unexpectedly explodes, Sam’s phone lights up and his heart shudders. This one, is too close to home.
"Sam Ireland outreaches Reacher. I've read them all. Best of the best." Amazon Review.
"I've never read a book half as gripping or authentic." TV Journalist Review
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