A Green Bough

The unwilling adventures of an American tourist in an Irish regiment of the British army Book 2 of 4 Daniel Wyndham, misguided American tourist, has seen the Royal Munster Fusiliers - the Dirty Shirts - go down into the mud of the Western Front. Now, in the fields of County Cork, he watches a new army being improvised: an Irish army. Wyndham's romantic dreams still have breath left in them, and to him it seems that the heroes of legend will march once more. But fighting for Ireland is taking on a new meaning, and 1916 will prove a bad year to be an Irishman in the King's uniform. *** John Ware used to work in the construction industry until they made him stop. He now lectures in history in his home town of Cork. www.pagedor.co.uk/johnware *** "...meticulous, moving and often very humorous.... An abundance of delightful, unforgettable ideas and endearing characters." - Historical Novel Review, Issue 101 (August 2022) "Ingenious, well-written, characterised by apt quotation and a sure touch for military detail, this is literature in the making, fun to read as it emerges hot from the press." - The Irish Sword, Issue 133 (Summer 2022)