Book: Just A Woman Just a Woman is a thrilling love story that takes on many unexpected twists. A feisty, red haired, lesbian, Irish freelance journalist named Izzy O'Reilly, struggles to make her mark in the tough world of journalism. Little does she realise that it's her love affair with an Irish politician's wife that will lead her to that Big Story that will grab a front page headline. An interview with an ex-prostitute named Tola, now working in a Dublin lap-dancing club, exposes what is really going on behind closed doors in the illicit sex business and from there, Izzy's life takes on a whole new release.
Book Reviews of Just A Woman
A riveting and zany love story Review by Mark HanlonI really liked this book, though I'd read a previous book by Chris Barry, a a novel based on the horrors of Ireland's Industrial School system so I reckoned this one would be equally absorbing. Chris is a therapist, and this comes through in her writing and her fascinating insigts into the intricacies of human behaviour. In Just a Woman she explores the dark underbelly of Irish society...drugs, forbidden lesbian love, organised crime Irish style...it's all there, a side of the "Emerald Isle you won't read about in tourist brochures. The story is compelling...a lesbian Irish journalist tries to "get the goods" on some pretty nasty crime bosses who specialise in sexual exploitation of women, in the process flouting the rules of her profession by taking the law into her own hands and trying out a little vigilantism...with devastating and unexpected consequences!
Details of Book: Just A Woman Book: Just A Woman
Author: Chris Barry
ISBN: 1934360791
ISBN-13: 9781934360798
, 978-1934360798
Binding: Paperback
Publishing Date: 18062008
Publisher: Raider Publishing International
Number of Pages: 312
Language: English