WWI debut delivers passion and betrayal with a bang
White Feathers, Susan Lanigan Brandon Books, €14.99
Love and war: The carnage of World War I forms the backdrop to Susan Lanigan’s debut novel
Síle McArdle
IRISH novelist Susan Lanigan's passionate debut, White Feathers, is - and fittingly so - a complicated novel set in that most complex of times: the lead-up to and outbreak of World War I.
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