Miriam, Daniel and Me

When Miriam fell in love with Padraig life seemed simple. But soon she discovered that love is a treacherous business. Everything changed when she met Daniel. She was taken down an unexpected path which would dictate and dominate the rest of her life. Spanning three generations of a North Wales family in a Welsh-speaking community, Miriam, Daniel and Me is an absorbing and compelling story of family discord, political turmoil, poetry, jealousy...and football. '...a confidently crafted novel about time, change and enduring love...and the seemingly random decisions that are made and borne by the generations who follow...' - Ed Thomas 'This is an endearing and thoughtful novel about how everything can change around you, but love can remain...' ¬- Ceri's Little Blog 'Wales is portrayed beautifully...A lovely, quick read - highly enjoyable!' - @youcantbeatagoodbook 'Miriam, Daniel and Me showcases the ambitions, heartbreaks, and turmoil of the Meredith Family...the author highlights how unpredictable life is, but no matter which way it takes you, there's always hope for a better future. I loved the main characters, and my heart went out to Miriam. The story ends in a bittersweet manner that had me in tears.' - Rajiv's Reviews 'It oozes with colourful imagery and prose that will keep you turning the pages. A rich, family saga that...I really enjoyed.' - Books 'n' Banter

Born in Bangor, Euron Griffith has a Creative Writing MA from the University of Glamorgan. Between 2011 and 2016 he published three novels in Welsh - Dyn Pob Un (about a TV researcher who becomes an accidental serial killer), Leni Tiwdor (about a private eye who is also a record collector), Tri Deg Tri (about a hitman who can talk to animals), and a children's novel Eilian a'r Eryr . His English language short story collection, The Beatles in Tonypandy appeared in 2017. Griffith lives in Cardiff, where he works as a radio and tv producer and plays in a band.