A review by callanisreading
Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland by Patrick Radden Keefe

adventurous challenging dark emotional informative mysterious sad fast-paced

4.0

Say Nothing is the story of Jean McConville, a Belfast woman born Protestant, converted to Catholicism, and eventually disappeared by the IRA amidst rumors of being an informant for the British. But within the mystery of Jean's disappearance lies a more sprawling story about the violence of The Troubles. In this history of murder and intrigue, Radden Keefe chronicles the guerilla warfare that devastated the streets of Belfast and examines the legacy of The Troubles on the land, the people, and the psyche of Northern Ireland.