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For David O’Reilly, the passion behind his latest novel, The
Having published a novel and a series of short stories before, David O’Reilly has stepped up a gear with The Amber Enigma, getting a London agent whilst plotting two more outings centred on the murky waters stirred up when a panel from The Amber Room – the real-life 18th century Saint Petersburg chamber stolen during World War II – comes on the market just as two bodies are discovered outside Moscow’s Yaroslavl Railway station.

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iven that Greystones is the self-publishing capital of Ireland, it
seems as though every second person you meet in this town is a writer.
If they’re not a writer, they’re a musician, a painter, a dancer or just a chancer.
For David O’Reilly, the passion behind his latest novel, The
Amber Enigma, stems from a real love of history, a belief in a good old-fashioned, page-turning thrillers, and a desire to becoming stinking rich. And a little bit famous.
Hey, it worked for that Da Vinci Code feck, Dan Brown, whose shamelessly entertaining and critically-mauled thrillers have made the New Hampshire author a multi-millionaire. And a little bit famous.

The Amber Room
iven that Greystones is the
seems as though every second person you meet in this town is a writer.
Amber Enigma, stems from a real love of history, a belief in a good old-fashioned, page-turning thrillers, and a desire to becoming stinking rich. And a little bit famous.
It doesn’t take long for Senior Investigator Nikishin to find an unexpected link between the two…
We haven’t read the book yet, but, we reckon it’s got to be Putin. Or Trump.