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By: Flynn Berry

Part of series: Tessa Daly Part 1

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  • CategoryHistory
  • LanguageEnglish
  • Pages288
  • Published2021
  • File size1,001 KB
  • FormatPDF
  • ISBN9780735224995

Key ideas from the book

  • A Belfast family is caught up in renewed IRA activity.
  • Tessa struggles to reconcile her beliefs with what the evidence suggests about her sister.
  • The story explores the strain that political violence places on family bonds.
  • Tessa faces choices shaped by her responsibilities as both a sister and a mother.

About Northern Spy by Flynn Berry

Set in Belfast around two decades after the Good Friday Agreement, Flynn Berry’s thriller follows Tessa, a BBC producer and new mother, as renewed IRA activity reaches into her family. When security footage appears to show her sister Marian taking part in a robbery, Tessa must confront what she believes about Marian and the violence the sisters have opposed.

The novel centers on the dangerous choices Tessa faces as she tries to understand her sister’s actions and protect her infant son. Readers drawn to contemporary political thrillers, family conflicts, and stories set against the tensions of Northern Ireland will find those subjects at the heart of Northern Spy.

About Flynn Berry

Flynn Berry is an American novelist whose suspenseful fiction explores family ties, loyalty, and secrets. Her debut, Under the Harrow, won the 2017 Edgar Award for Best First Novel. She followed it with A Double Life, a reimagining of a famous unsolved crime, and Northern Spy, a thriller set amid political tensions in Northern Ireland. Her later novel Trust Her continues her interest in the ways danger and uncertainty shape intimate relationships.

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