Blood on the Lagan

Belfast, 1921.

A city carved into sides. Streets thick with tension. Loyalty demanded—and betrayal never forgotten.


Along the banks of the River Lagan, violence is no longer something whispered about. It lives in the air, in the silence between neighbours, in the choices people are forced to make just to survive.


And in the middle of it, a love that should never have begun.


Drawn together across lines that cannot be crossed, two people risk everything for something that may not survive the world around them. Because in a city like this, love is not just dangerous—it is political.


Blood on the Lagan is a dark, emotionally charged historical novel about forbidden love, divided loyalties, and the cost of choosing your own future when history has already chosen for you.


For readers of atmospheric historical fiction, Irish-set drama, and stories where love collides with violence and consequence.