Paul Lynch Books in Order
Explore Paul Lynch's books in publication order, with short book summaries and guides to the individual series to help you choose where to start.
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Paul Lynch books in publication order
5 books
Red Sky in Morning
by Paul Lynch
2013
After a violent confrontation threatens his family’s livelihood, Coll Coyle flees nineteenth-century Donegal. Pursued by the relentless John Faller, he crosses the Atlantic, hoping a new life in America can put his pursuer and past behind him.
The Black Snow
by Paul Lynch
2014
A fire kills a farm worker and destroys Barnabas Kane’s cattle in rural Ireland. As the proud farmer seeks help rebuilding, resentment, suspected sabotage, and secrets within his family turn recovery into a struggle that threatens them all.
Grace
by Paul Lynch
2017
Sent away in boys’ clothing by her mother, Grace travels across Ireland with her younger brother as famine approaches. Hunger, violence, and loss force the young girl to keep reinventing herself in order to survive.
Beyond the Sea
by Paul Lynch
2019
Needing money, fisherman Bolivar takes inexperienced teenager Hector to sea despite warnings of a storm. Blown far into the Pacific, the two men confront dwindling supplies, isolation, and the memories that haunt their struggle to stay alive.
Prophet Song
by Paul Lynch
2023
When secret police come for her trade-unionist husband, Dublin scientist Eilish Stack confronts an Ireland sliding into dictatorship. As everyday life disintegrates, she faces increasingly desperate choices about protecting her children and holding her family together.
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