It's the 1880's and the McGrother family of Blackrock has been divided by emigration. James and Mary, the couple who survived the Great Hunger, have watched more than half their offspring emigrate, taking their grandchildren with them. In New York, the responsibility to care for others reaches far beyond blood or marriage ties, as two members of the family try to find a young Irishman who has gone missing.
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Jean Reinhardt is married with five children and four grandchildren. Originally from Blackrock in county Louth, she has lived in Wicklow, Dublin and Clare at various times over the past five decades. After an eight year stint in Spain, Jean and her family returned to Ireland, where they now live. An avid reader since childhood, she wrote short stories and poetry most of her life but her first attempt at writing a novel was in October 2012. 'A Prodigal Return' is the fifth book in her historical fiction series of An Irish Family Saga.
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