Northern Spy

What would you do if the person you trusted most was a terrorist? For Tessa, a BBC news producer and new mother, that nightmare becomes reality when she sees her sister, Marian, on a security tape from a recent IRA raid. Now, she's caught in a dangerous web of secrets and lies. You'll dive into the heart of The Troubles in Northern Ireland, navigating a world where every choice is a potential betrayal. Discover how Tessa is forced to confront her family's hidden past and make impossible decisions to protect her loved ones, all while questioning who she can truly trust when the lines between right, wrong, and survival are terrifyingly blurred.

Flynn Berry is a New York Times bestselling author and the recipient of the Edgar Award, one of the most prestigious honors in crime fiction. A graduate of the Michener Center for Writers, her deep fascination with the complexities of family loyalty and political conflict fueled her immersive research into the Troubles for Northern Spy. Berry's work masterfully explores the moral compromises ordinary people make under extraordinary pressure, lending a profound and authentic human element to her gripping thrillers.