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Bostonian Dawn McCarthy's life is shattered following a profound double tragedy. Michael, her Irish husband, drowns in a fiery boating accident off the southwest coast of Ireland. Their only child, Jason, who has witnessed his father's death, is diagnosed with traumatic mutism and no longer speaks. Following a series of failed therapies, Dawn believes her son will never talk again.

       Rejecting the doctor's advice, Dawn returns with Jason to the remote Irish fishing village of Kilcastle where her husband had lived and died. There, along the rugged Irish Atlantic coastline, she hopes to find a cure for her son. But it is not an easy return for Dawn. She faces daily reminders of what might have been.

The sudden appearance of a wild dolphin delivers newfound hope. In the days that follow, Dawn witnesses a powerful bond grow between Jason and the dolphin as the boy takes his first small steps toward healing. It is only then that she suspects the enigmatic mammal is much more than she had at first supposed.

Dolphin Song is a tale of terrifying tragedy, magical Irish legends and eternal love. Dawn's voyage takes readers on an unforgettable journey where those we have loved and lost are not gone forever. Instead, we need only take a leap of faith to find them again.

 

What Readers Say 

 

"…spiritually uplifting. A thought-provoking, inspiring and intriguing story. I will recommend Dolphin Song to my book club and anyone interested in Ireland." — Illinois reader

 

"If this was a film, I'd describe it as The Big Blue meets Lorenzo's Oil. A compelling mix of Irish legend, the magic of dolphins, tragedy at sea and a final twist of eternal love." — London, England reader

 

"This is one of those books you never want to end."

 — New Mexico reader

 

"The seascape of southwest Ireland jumps off the page. A powerful novel about finding courage and hope in the face of tragedy. Today's world needs just such a story." — Michigan reader

LanguageEnglish
Release dateApr 1, 2022
ISBN9780955021220
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Tom Richards

ABOUT TOM RICHARDS With the publication of this novel, Tom Richards is considered to be an 'accomplished writer' of novels and screenplays. Including Feature Films and Films for Television, Unbaptized is his sixteenth novel or screenplay to be delivered to audiences across the world. Born in Chicago, Illinois in 1955, Tom's father, Bill Richards, was a pilot for United Airlines. Due to his father's career, Tom has lived in many US states as well as a wide number of locations in Ireland, and has travelled extensively throughout Europe and the Indian sub-Continent. Currently, he lives in Eyeries, County Cork, Ireland with his puppy Bluebell and cat Sasha in a house overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. He has no plans to move again. "I've moved at least twenty-four times and I'm done moving. All I want to do now is write."Richards is currently working on a number of other novels and screenplays. He has also started his first stage play based on the Irish and Scottish folktale, the Selkie. He plans to finish a new novel provisionally entitled, Annie's Joy, as well as the stage play in a few months.Tom has had a diversified career which includes journalism, marketing, teaching, and has worked at a variety of jobs during his college years. He's the first to encourage new novelists to sit down and write and also provides free video tutorials for those working on their first novel and/or screenplay on TikTok. He can be found at @tomrichardsdolphin2021

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