Land

In Land, a New York Times bestseller by the acclaimed author of Hamnet and The Marriage Portrait, the narrative unfolds on a windswept Irish peninsula in 1865 as Tomás and his young son, Liam, embark on the daunting task of mapping post-Great Hunger Ireland. Their journey is interrupted by a mysterious encounter that profoundly changes their lives, forcing Liam to navigate his father's unexpected transformation while grappling with the weight of their mission. This historical novel explores themes of separation, tragedy, recovery, and the lasting impact of land and history through a rich tapestry of characters and vivid natural elements.