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Tomas Ceitinn was born and reared in the village of Mullinahone, Country Tipperary. He worked as a carpenter for 42 years before falling fowl of redundancy with the collapse of the so called Celtic Tiger, whereupon he seized the opportunity to return to full-time education. He has one year completed of a four year degree course in English & History at St Patrick’s College, Carlow.
An inveterate scribbler, he is always keen to inflict his poetry on anyone foolhardy enough to listen. Inglebrook is his first venture into publishing.
An inveterate scribbler, he is always keen to inflict his poetry on anyone foolhardy enough to listen. Inglebrook is his first venture into publishing.
Inglebrook
During transition leave from Weston College, Alan Merrythought, who, at the tender age of eighteen, is already recognised as one of the country’s leading experts on rare books and manuscripts, travels to the town of Inglebrook. Alan is something of a child prodigy, with a vast reservoir of literary knowledge and an IQ way beyond his years and experience.
Inglebrook is, for Alan, a place apart. The medieval-style buildings, the tavern-cum –hotel where he secures lodgings, the mansion where the priceless books are kept, and most especially, Stephanie, the beautiful young woman he falls madly in love with. He meets Victor Inglebrook, the squire, whose knowledge about books surpasses even that of his won. But there is something going on: some enigma at the heart of the place that keeps eluding him. And when a murder disturbs the silence in Inglebrook, is Alan as guilty as he first appears?
As we meet the varied characters who populate the cloistered world of Inglebrook, the town’s deepest and darkest secrets are slowly revealed one by one. But those dark secrets are illuminated by moments of great humour, as Alan discovers the truth not just about Inglebrook, but also about himself.
What we say
Murder, mystery and romance in a small, medievel-style country town: this enigmatic “Whodunnit?” is a real pageturner!
In 3 words: Relaxing ~ Calming ~ Soothing
Inglebrook is, for Alan, a place apart. The medieval-style buildings, the tavern-cum –hotel where he secures lodgings, the mansion where the priceless books are kept, and most especially, Stephanie, the beautiful young woman he falls madly in love with. He meets Victor Inglebrook, the squire, whose knowledge about books surpasses even that of his won. But there is something going on: some enigma at the heart of the place that keeps eluding him. And when a murder disturbs the silence in Inglebrook, is Alan as guilty as he first appears?
As we meet the varied characters who populate the cloistered world of Inglebrook, the town’s deepest and darkest secrets are slowly revealed one by one. But those dark secrets are illuminated by moments of great humour, as Alan discovers the truth not just about Inglebrook, but also about himself.
What we say
Murder, mystery and romance in a small, medievel-style country town: this enigmatic “Whodunnit?” is a real pageturner!
In 3 words: Relaxing ~ Calming ~ Soothing
