Drumshee Timeline Books in Order

This first Drumshee adventure takes readers back to early Ireland, where Nuala is hiding a dangerous secret, her bond with a wolf. It is a story of loyalty, fear, and the risks of protecting what others do not understand.

A mystery tied to old crosses pulls a young Drumshee cast into danger and discovery. Harrison mixes local legend, history, and a child's-eye view of the past in a brisk, readable adventure.

In 1847, four McMahon children are orphaned as famine and fever rip through their world. Forced into the workhouse, they refuse to give up and begin plotting a way back to home, dignity, and one another.

Set during the 1798 rising, this Drumshee story throws young characters into a world of rebellion, fear, and divided loyalties. Harrison keeps the history personal, showing how political violence lands inside ordinary homes.

Grace Barry is a young heiress whose greedy guardians want Drumshee for themselves. As she grows into a lonely, capable teenager, she must flee for her life and seek help in the dangerous world of Elizabethan power.

As the millennium approaches, Drumshee's long past presses in on the present once again. This later entry connects modern children with the deep history of the place they live in and inherit.

A time of rebellion brings secrecy, danger, and hard choices to Drumshee. Harrison shows how political struggle looks from the side of young people who have to grow up fast.

Kitty leaves Drumshee on the *Titanic* with a precious necklace and two children in her care. When disaster strikes and the children go missing, the grand voyage turns into a frightening race through chaos.

Conn captures the Viking boy Ivar, but his sister Emer sees a different possibility. With Brian Boru's struggle against the Vikings in the background, the children are drawn into a dangerous plan built on courage and cunning.

Gabur, the cruel teacher at Drumshee law school, is dead, and almost nobody is sorry. When suspicion falls on the wrong boy, Ita and her friends set out to find the real killer.

Sent from wartime Kent to relatives in Clare, Clive and Marjorie hope for safety at Drumshee. Instead they stumble into a daring rescue involving the Aran Islands, a German U-boat, and a cousin believed lost at sea.

One of the harsher chapters in Drumshee's long story, this book puts children inside a period of fear and uncertainty. Harrison is good at showing survival through ordinary courage rather than grand heroics.

Ronan is determined to help keep Daniel O'Connell safe, even though other people underestimate him because of his disabilities. Alongside his ambitious sister Mary-Ann, he becomes part of a tense and lively historical adventure.