IRISH PALADIN: A Seer’s Odyssey is a frontier noir set in the raw edge of nineteenth-century America, where survival is a daily negotiation and memory is as dangerous as any gun.

Born into famine-ruined Ireland, a boy with an unwanted second sight flees across an ocean choked with death. He grows into Roundstone—an exile, a thief, a fighter, and a man hunted not only by enemies, but by visions he cannot silence. From the slums of New York to the dust and violence of the Texas frontier, he is pulled through a world that offers no refuge and no clean choices. Gold makes him a target. Loyalty becomes a liability. Love proves the most dangerous risk of all.

Irish Paladin is a story of hunger in every form—hunger for land, for identity, for escape, for meaning. The supernatural walks in the margins, never as comfort, always as warning. Violence is close, personal, and costly. Nothing happens in safety. No one walks away untouched.

Written in a gritty, cinematic noir voice and rooted in hard historical ground, Irish Paladin drops the reader directly into the smoke, the blood, the salt air, and the dust—where fate does not announce itself, and survival is never free.