Books by Stephen Burke

Ipswich, Mon Amour is the third novel by author Stephen Burke, who also wrote The Chieftains of South Boston and The Mahoneys of West Seattle.

Ipswich, Mon Amour

A family secret that’s been buried for generations is about to send Nora Mahoney on the quest of her life. It begins in Ipswich, MA, where her grandmother becomes her guide in the family tradition of farming.

When Nora learns of the questions that surround her French origins, the mystery leads her to Paris and a magical encounter with the world of death, then to southern France, where she makes a startling discovery that solves the century-old puzzle. But on her return, an unexpected event pits Nora’s interests against her mother’s and puts the fate of the family legacy, and Nora’s future, in jeopardy.

This multigenerational saga is also a quest for love, as Nora tries to rekindle a same-sex flame from her teenage summers in the seaside town.

The Mahoneys of West Seattle, a novel by Stephen Burke

The Mahoneys of West Seattle

When a family lives apart to keep their dream alive

As the dot-com bubble is about to burst in 2000, the Mahoney family experiences its own financial crisis. It sends Anne to the North Slope of Alaska, where she’s confronted with a possible career-ending decision. Her husband Matthew stays in West Seattle with their two kids, and deals with an unexpected ghost from his South Boston past. Beyond their separate dilemmas, a tragic event occurs that changes the life of one of their children forever.

Available in ebook and paperback at Amazon.com

Read more about the novel at www.MahoneysofWestSeattle.com

Also

The Chieftains of South Boston, the first novel by Stephen Burke

The Chieftains of South Boston

How much are we defined by the place where we grow up?

Matthew Mahoney escaped South Boston after high school, but he returns to get married. His two older brothers, Jimmy and Francis, never left and are at the top of their respective games—politics and the Irish Mafia. At the wedding, family fireworks go off in spectacular fashion. The night ends with an incident that sends the whole city of Boston into turmoil. An intense seven-day drama creates the ultimate test for the brothers—how to be loyal to family, to friends, and to a place called home.

Now available in ebook and paperback at Amazon.com

Read more about the novel at www.ChieftainsofSouthBoston.com

Cover art by Joel Ertsgaard.

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