'Music and song weaved its way through the night, often on the chance of a single voice offered to bridge a lapse, however momentary, and the soulful cadence of the Irish language brought me along, as though I belonged and understood that I did.'

The House of the Boatmaker rests at the edge of the Irish sea on the Beara Peninsula, wild and seductive, a land that acknowledges no boundary, save for the delicate shimmer of light that lay upon the horizon, separating the heavens from the sea. Montana offers a tender vignette of two women. American and Irish. One in search of solitude, the other refuge within a relationship that marks both the beginning and end of an emotional journey.