K M Breakey

Fearless Men, But Few K M Breakey

Eamon Clarke is a proud Irishman. He's conquered the playing field, now he's a hero in the broadcast booth. He's larger than life. A national treasure. But things aren't all rosy. The land he loves has caught a vicious strain of Progressivism. As Irish homeless sleep on the streets, Ireland is flooded with the world's waifs and strays, cost to taxpayers be damned. Tis a jarring disruption. Some call it an act of war. They keep turning up, sometimes in the dead of night. They're given food and shelter and clothing. For them, opportunities abound in this wet and cold alien land. For them, everything's free. Why is the government doing this? Is their intent to sow chaos? To destroy Éire? When Eamon's hometown is hit, he vows to fight - to risk everything. But it's not easy with his own life spiralling. When a dangerous nemesis emerges, Eamon's problems multiply. Is it too late to save the ancient land? Eamon and a spirited band of patriots say no! And they're channeling Pearse and Collins to get the job done. Unfortunately, they've no idea what they're up against.