Jean Lynch

Finding Her Roots Jean Lynch

For as long as she could remember, Sine wanted to know exactly who she was. Surely there was more to her than just the American citizen who lived happily after. She was the woman whose grandparents' struggle in Ireland brought them to the United States where she was born. But, something was missing - the details of her grandfather and his family in Ireland. It was time for her to begin digging for the truth about her grandfather. Because she had little to go on, her search seemed beyond difficult at times. No one seemed to care that little was known about her grandfather; except, of course, Sine. Those family members who may have been able to answer her questions were almost all now deceased. The more sinister the circumstances of her research appeared, the more determined Sine was to locate the missing puzzle pieces. Visiting an ancestry researcher in Ireland would allow the dominos to fall in the right order, she decided. She was prepared to tie the mystery up in a large green bow, for Ireland, once she accomplished her mission. From desertion, disgrace and shame to criminal activity, the possibilities of the unknown seemed almost boundless. If you can't take your money with you, family secrets should not be buried either. This book details the length at which a woman's quest for her full identity overpowered the possible discovery of a negative outcome. But, could she handle the truth?