J. P. Monninger, writer of the international bestseller The Map That Leads for you, the novel Nicholas Sparks called “intimate and memorable’, tells a poignant love story from the ways the globe divides two souls-and just how that love brings them collectively, in Seven Characters.

Kate Moreton is in Ireland about sabbatical from her teaching position in Dartmouth University when she matches Ozzie Ferriter, a fisherman and a veteran from the American war in Afghanistan. The Ferriter genealogy goes back about Seven Characters: A Novel centuries over the remote control Blasket Islands, and Ozzie – a dual citizen of Ireland and the United States – offers retreated to the main one place that might offer him serenity from a battle he cannot seem to leave behind.

Beside the ocean, with Ireland’s beauty as a backdrop, both fall deeply in love and attempt to go on an island of their own making, away from the stresses of the outside world. Ireland writes its own love tales, the legends claim, and the limits of Kate and Ozzie’s love and beliefs in each other will be examined. When his demons business lead Ozzie to be reckless along with his life-and Kate’s-she flees for America rather than watch the man she enjoys self-destruct. But shortly a letter occurs informing Kate that her heroic husband has been dropped at ocean, and Kate must determine whether it’s an work of love to follow him or an react of mercy to ignore.