"Ashes of Fiery Weather" captures the rich history of the lives of six Irish-American women—the wives, widows, daughters, nieces and cousins of Brooklyn, New York, firefighters at Glory Devlins station. When the firefighters rush to a fire, the women and children stand at
…more their front windows with prayers and hope that all will come back. The book is more than just history; it is the stories of their lives over the generations, their relationships, their feelings and reactions to the lives of their love-ones lost to the events in New York.
I enjoyed reading about these heroic, strong women who stand steadfast as their love-ones risk their lives daily. Enjoyable reading and I would read Donohoe's next book. (less)