Super Short Summary

In Night Crossing by Don J. Snyder, Nora Andrews, a pregnant and newly heartbroken American housewife, flees to Northern Ireland, where she inadvertently becomes embroiled in the aftermath of the Omagh bombing. Pursued by both the IRA and British Intelligence, she aids James, a British agent responsible for the bombing, sparking a complex journey of survival and self-discovery. The novel includes themes of terrorism, extramarital affairs, and abortion.