The Mole
Three months since Declan Byrne’s arrest. Three months since that name flickered on Quinn’s screen — the mole, unnamed, devastating — and Tadhg went white and said nothing for a very long time.
Rose Namulondo has built a life in the Wicklow cottage — candles, a casserole dish, a linen throw. The material vocabulary of a woman building a home in a country that isn’t hers, with a man who keeps forgetting to come back to it.
Garda Sergeant Tadhg O’Shea is chasing ghosts. The encrypted files keep yielding secrets. The mole inside the investigation is closer than anyone thinks. And in Kampala, a general sits reading Yeats while his network tightens its grip on two continents.
As Tadhg’s obsession with the case threatens to destroy everything he’s built with Rose, the investigation uncovers a web of corruption stretching from Dublin boardrooms to the red earth of Uganda. The mole’s identity will change everything — and the cost of the truth may be the love they’ve fought to protect.