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The Broncle: A Curious Tale of Adoption and Reunion - Paperback

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by Brian Bailie (Author)

The problem with discovering your roots: the more digging you do, the dirtier you can get. Adopted into middle-class urban respectability, but with origins deep in the heart of a dramatic rural landscape, BRONCLE is a personal journey of discovery intrinsically linked to the bloody past of Ireland; a true story of smuggling, heartbreak, betrayal, adultery, and lifetime of deception and secrecy.

Author Biography

Brian Bailie is an unassuming Irishman with a writing style that reflects a plainspoken sense of humour and his Ulster-Scots roots. He lives between the lough and the sea, in the rolling green landscape of the Ards Peninsula of Northern Ireland. Brian has written several non-fiction books (in his own name, and as a ghost-writer for other authors) on a range of topics. His personal experience includes an eclectic career encompassing farming, engineering, commercial art, and product design; his various exploits have taken him across Europe, North America, Australia, New Zealand, and Malaysia, as well as several years working in the industrial east coast of China.

Number of Pages: 172
Dimensions: 0.37 x 8 x 5 IN
Publication Date: October 21, 2011
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