
Time doesn't heal. It haunts.
A Irish mystery thriller rooted in the mystery of Michael Collins's death at Béal na Bláth. A village in 1922.
The descendants of the men who ambushed Michael Collins.
And a reckoning that has waited a century.
A fracture in time.
Irish historical mystery.
Political secrets.
Ghosts of Béal na Bláth.
And the dead are not finished with the living.
Seven solicitors leave a Dublin conference in high spirits. A wrong turn leads them into thick fog—and into a village that should no longer exist. They enter a pub seeking directions. Once inside, they know something is wrong.
The year is 1922. The seven discover that they are descendants of the men who ambushed Michael Collins at Béal na Bláth. They did not come here by accident. The past has found them. And it has no intention of letting them leave unchanged. As the fracture in time deepens, the seven are forced to confront the bloodline they inherited and the history they thought was buried. Justice. Guilt. Ancestral reckoning. Some will seek redemption. Some will fight to escape.
And not all will return. In the fog of Béal na Bláth, the past isn't dead. It's waiting.
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