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IRELAND
Frank Delaney
Read by Frank Delaney
When a storyteller comes to visit young Ronan’s house, he becomes fascinated with the wanderer’s art. His mother is less fascinated, throwing the man out and spawning a search for the man and Ronan’s lifelong fascination with storytelling and Irish history. The stories form the backbone of the novel as Ronan traces the man’s tales and tries a few of his own. Frank Delaney wrote with the ear in mind, and as narrator he uses his gentle, thoughtful voice to full effect. Like his fictional storyteller, he draws listeners in with the two-part goal of telling truths with a good story and keeping listeners driven to know what happens next. Rather than a must-read, this novel is a must-listen. J.A.S. Winner of AudioFile Earphones Award © AudioFile 2005, Portland, Maine [Published: AUG/SEPT 05]
Historical Fiction • 20 hrs. • Unabridged • ©2005
Trade Ed. • Harper Audio • 2005
CD ISBN 9780060741891 $39.95 • Sixteen CDs
DD ISBN $28.97
 AudioFile Earphones Award Winner
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