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Brothers Jamie and Mike, driven apart by social, political,
and family upheavals, are reunited in an upper westside
Manhattan bar known as Irish Eyes, which once had been
central to their lives. This evocative novel tells the story of their search for justice on behalf of the downtrodden, for solace from the Church, and for comfort in the arms of their women—a story memorably dramatized in 1950s-1960s New York. |