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Shot through with black humour, it questions contemporary Ireland and the current lost generation of young men who find themselves trapped by the expectations of society, family, women and self.

Es ist das Jahr 1950. Mit einem Comic-Heft und einem Schokoriegel in der Tasche kommt Michael, ein 10-jähriger deutscher Waisenjunge, in Amerika an. Ein Sommer am Meer in Cape Cod soll die Schrecken des Krieges verblassen lassen. Licht tanzt über die Dünen und ergießt sich über kanariengelbe Sonnenschirme, doch weder das noch die Familie, die ihn aufnimmt, lindern Michaels Verlorenheit. Erst durch die eigenwillige Mrs Aitch, eine Künstlerin, d...

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Christine Dwyer Hickey is an award-winning novelist and short story writer. Her novel The Cold Eye of Heaven won the Irish Novel of the Year of the Year 2012 and was shortlisted for the Irish Book Awards. Last Train from Liguria was shortlisted for the Irish Book Awards novel of the year 2004. Her bestselling novel Tatty was chosen as one of the 50 Irish Books of the Decade, longlisted for the Orange Prize and shortlisted for the Hughes & Hugh...

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The Cold Eye of Heaven: the new bestseller from Christine Dwyer Hickey, the acclaimed author of Last Train from Liguria.

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Christine Dwyer Hickey is an award-winning novelist and short-story writer. Twice winner of the Listowel Writers' Week short-story competition, she was also a prize winner in the prestigious Observer/Penguin short-story competition. Her bestselling novel Tatty was chosen as one of the 50 Irish Books of the Decade, longlisted for the Orange Prize and shortlisted for the Hughes & Hughes Irish Novel of the Year Award, for which her novel The Danc...

Christine Dwyer Hickey is an award-winning novelist and short story writer. Twice winner of the Listowel Writers' Week short story competition, she was also a prize-winner in the prestigious Observer/Penguin short story competition. Her best-selling novel Tatty was longlisted for the Orange Prize and shortlisted for the Hughes & Hughes Irish Novel of the Year Award. She lives in Dublin.