O Neill: 608 books

CJ is Joe's only friend. So Joe isn't happy when Death visits CJ's house. Tony O'Neill once more digs down into the dirt and brings up gems.

*‘An unmarked grave containing the bodies of my great-grandfather, Owen Roe O’Neill, and his young daughter. A little further away lie the graves of all the other family members. All have tombstones and grave sites. Only Owen Roe has nothing.’ Thus begins an exploration of ancestry—a...

The Bike Ride is a humorous account of a three day cycle ride across the south of England which due to negligible planning, an abysmal lack of preparation and poor eyesight was considerably more taxing than it needed to be. With a mistake waiting to be made around every tortuous bend and a near beating on the way, this essay can best be described as the diary of an incompetent cyclist.

Irish-American playwright Eugene O'Neill is credited with altering the trajectory of American drama in the early twentieth century by focusing on the lives of working-class people and using language that more closely echoed everyday vernacular. The Straw is an account of a man who falls in love while in quarantine, being treated for tuberculosis.

A welcome read for the lay person who has been bereaved and is now experiencing the difficulties of loving again.' - British Journal of Social Work 'For someone who is wrestling with the dilemmas of a new relationship, this is a comforting read which presents the candid accounts of other...

Jim Dolan wants a child more than anything. He and his wife have tried everything with no success and they've reached the breaking point. She leaves him when an argument turns violent. Two months later, she returns home pregnant and reveals she participated in a genetic experiment. What follows...

A new retrospective collection by the Bram Stoker Award Winner Gene O’Neill, containing some of his best known fiction: seven short stories, one new novelette, and two novellas, from which four Bram Stoker Awards finalists: 'The Burden of Indigo', 'Graffiti Sonata', 'Balance', 'Dance of the Blue...

A sequel to the timeless classic: “Even readers familiar only with the basics of Jekyll and Hyde will enjoy this twisting trek into identity and paranoia” (Booklist). Seven years after the death of Edward Hyde, a stylish gentleman shows up in foggy London claiming to be Dr. Henry Jekyll....

This first book of a two-book set explores the nature and perfection of the One we call God, to get to know more clearly Who God is, and why God is so important to us and to the eternal happiness He has prepared for us. I wrote this book to present the revelations of Jesus Christ and the Church’s...

What if you could become immortal? Thousands of years ago the philosopher Aristotle created a blueprint that described what makes stories great yet he could only go so far. This book represents a continued dialogue on what makes up a truly original plot. This storytelling resource benefits: writers,...

The first title in the Elite Units series to deal with an American bombardment group, this title focuses on the 303rd BG, dubbed the 'Hells Angels.' One of the very first B-17 units assigned to the newly created Eighth Air Force in England in September 1942, the 303rd was in the vanguard of the daylight...

The Lone Wolf charts author Gloria Feenan O’Neill’s journey working with Spirit in the later stage of her life. Gloria hopes that the book will help others enhance their journey as well as helping them to be more aware of how the spirit lives on. This book is written in a way that will...

World traveller and adventurer Patricia O’Neill has believed in angels ever since the age of seven when she experienced her first miracle in her native Ireland. In Adventures with Angels, Patricia relays some of her terrifying experiences while travelling. Were it not for divine intervention, she...

Exciting bedtime story for children age five to eight years old. It tells the tale of a Dragon that was captured by local villagers and held captive, until he was rescued by the Unicorn. Written as a true to life account in the first person, this short story is bound to get their imagination stimulated.