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Jack Flaherty is charismatic, ambitious and convinced that history is finally moving his way. As First Minister of Northern Ireland, he believes a border poll could deliver the dream that has defined his political life.

His older brother Seamus sees things differently.

As Taoiseach of Ireland, Seamus knows that winning a referendum could be the easy part. Housing, policing, pensions, security and the fears of a divided population will not disappear with a vote. As the brothers begin pulling in different directions, tensions rise on both sides of the border.

Veteran journalist Dominic McAdam is watching.

When a potential assassin is shot dead before he can attack a prominent unionist politician, Dominic notices something everyone else seems willing to ignore. The mysterious second gunman was calm. Professional. And allowed to walk away.

Then another unexplained death emerges.

With the help of his cybersecurity-expert partner Eilidh McKinven, Dominic begins connecting events that were never supposed to be connected. The deeper they investigate, the more disturbing the pattern becomes.

Someone has been quietly removing anyone capable of derailing Ireland's political future.

Good Friday is a gripping political conspiracy thriller about power, loyalty, manipulation and the dangerous line between shaping history and controlling it.