Shamrock. (W.I.P.)

Shamrock. (W.I.P.)

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Votes 23
Parts 13

MatureOngoing56m

Last published Fri, Oct 18, 2019

Fiction

Romance

Tags1930s bootlegging booze culture drama

~~~~ #2 - #Bootlegging ~~~~ ~~~~ #14 - #Romancefiction ~~~~ Seamus Flannery's life was difficult. But then, it's been that way since birth. Fighting, drinking, love and a dead father shaped him from head to toe. Going from sweeping floors to working with the owner of McNeill's Pub his job changed, but can he handle his new responsibilities and pursue his dreams, whatever they may be. How do you fight for your future when you're still fighting for your past? ~•~• Work In Progress •~•~(See Below) I'm trying to write the Irish dialogue how it would sound. Sorry if it makes it a bit awkward to get through at first, but I think I've done well enough so it's there and understandable.

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