The history of Northern Ireland is one of darkness and despair, but also of extraordinary resilience. In this gripping true story, a young woman's life is forever changed when her husband is brutally murdered in their small home.

As the investigation unfolds, it becomes clear that nothing about the case will be as it seems. The victim's family must navigate a complex web of relationships, secrets and lies to uncover the truth behind his death.

From the author of "The Bear and the Maiden Fair", this book is a powerful exploration of how memories are shaped and distorted over time. It raises questions about what really happened that fateful night in 1998 and leaves readers questioning their own perceptions of history.

With its vivid characters and meticulous research, Say Nothing is a masterful tale of murder, memory, and the human condition. This book will appeal to anyone interested in true crime, history, or simply great storytelling.