New Title from Robert E. Kearns - A Trip For Business In Ireland's cutthroat corporate landscape of late 1980s, Bill McQuarrie, a young man trapped in a dead-end job, is thrust against his will into another company. Hoping at least or a fresh start, he instead encounters Desmond Farley, a cold and calculating manager whose disdain chills the air. As Farley’s subtle tyranny and manipulative tactics erode McQuarrie’s spirit, a vivid nightmare of a lion-filled arena mirrors his

In Kindle and Audiobook editions - Clickety Click by Robert E. Kearns In the heart of bustling Dublin, the Geary family—George, Alice, and their sons Robert and Peter—seize a golden opportunity to relocate their thriving china and glassware business to the promising premises of No. 66. With a grand new shop and a spacious home above it, their future seems as bright as the summer sun. But as the seasons turn, an insidious shadow creeps over the mysterious No. 66, unraveling th

Dublin-based author specializing in psychological thrillers, noir detective fiction, historical epics, supernatural and horror stories. Pencraft Award winner with Readers' Favorite 5-star reviews. Multiple titles available for film and television adaptation.

Hard-up private eye takes one last case. Beautiful client wants dirt on cheating husband. But following both leads to Donnybrook's secrets and salacious intrigue.

Youth with gift for mimicry becomes understudy to puritan minister. Forbidden love, duel, exile to America. Founds township of Salvation, then disaster strikes.

Billionaire psychopath creates job vacancies by murder during recession. Detectives race to stop the bloodshed in this corporate serial killer thriller.

Boy mayor elected at age 11 to save Texas town. International conspiracy thriller based on true events. Publishers Weekly reviewed.

Reader's Favorite today awarded The Cries of Manor Lannigan a Five Star review "What a haunting, beautifully written story by Robert Kearns. I can’t imagine how miserable Alice’s life must have been, despite the attempts she made for a happier one. Lord Lannigan is a charming host who will not turn away strangers in need. Reilly is a pleasant, easy-going person. I found the writing format a bit old-fashioned, but still easily understood with great visuals. Its conclusion was