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Echoes of Grace by Caragh Bell
Even in death, love survives… Echoes of Grace is the fourth novel from Irish writer Caragh Bell. Just published with Poolbeg Press, it tells the story of ‘a young woman who, having...
Becoming by Michelle Obama
‘Let’s invite one another in. Maybe then we can begin to fear less, to make fewer wrong assumptions, to let go of the biases and stereotypes that unnecessarily divide us.’...
The Man With No Face by Peter May
‘An explosive crime thriller set between the UK and Europe at the time of Britain joining the EU’ The Man With No Face is a book that was originally published in...
The Burning Chambers by Kate Mosse
Old secrets cast long shadows… Oh, how excited was I when I heard Kate Mosse had returned with a new series set in the Languedoc region of France. I absolutely...
The Stepsister by Jenny O’ Brien
She should never have let her go. That was her first mistake. She trusted him. That was her second... The Stepsister is the latest book from Jenny O’ Brien and was...
When All is Said by Anne Griffin
Five Toasts. Five People. One Lifetime. ‘I’m here to remember – all that I have been and all that I will never be again.’ When All is Said is the beautiful...
The Branchman by Nessa O’Mahony
Set in the aftermath of the Irish Civil War, Nessa O’Mahony has written a novel as historically important as Frank O’Connor’s ‘Guests of the Nation’. Set in 1925, Detective Michael...
Tigers in Red Weather by Liza Klaussmann
Summer seemed to arrive at that moment, with its mysterious mixture of salt, cold flesh and fuel. I loved Villa America, the second novel by Liza Klaussmann, and once finished I...
The Binding by Bridget Collins
Imagine you could erase your grief. Imagine you could forget your pain. Imagine you could hide a secret. Forever….. I really do not know how to start and finish with...
A Miracle on Hope Street by Emma Heatherington
Can a single act of kindness change a life forever? Ruth Ryans is a well established celebratory agony aunt. Her life is full of social events and glamour, with a...
