Taking The Queen Out Of Cove

In the shadow of a brewing rebellion, two souls from opposite worlds are destined to change Ireland's history.

Queenstown, 1911. Hannah Wickham is the sheltered daughter of a Unionist harbor master, living a life of privilege. Liam Keating is a brilliant, working-class Catholic boy fighting for an education and the soul of his nation. When a chance encounter in a mystical, ancient fairy circle binds them together, they discover a connection that transcends class, religion, and time.

But the world around them is fracturing. As the shadow of World War I looms, the fight for Irish Home Rule intensifies, and the tragic sinking of the Lusitania rocks their coastal town, Hannah and Liam are pulled into the heart of a revolution. Guided by a mysterious medicine woman and their own awakening spiritual gifts, they must navigate a dangerous path between the Irish Volunteers, the Citizen Army, and the British Empire.

Taking The Queen Out Of Cove is a sweeping, meticulously researched historical journey that weaves the raw reality of early 20th-century Ireland with a profound tale of spiritual awakening and forbidden love.

Discover a story that offers:

• A richly authentic backdrop of the 1916 Easter Rising, the Lusitania tragedy, and the Irish struggle for independence.
• A deeply emotional, cross-class romance that challenges the boundaries of faith and society.
• A unique blend of historical drama and Irish folklore, exploring destiny, soul contracts, and the power of love.

Perfect for fans of sweeping historical sagas and spiritually rich historical fiction.