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Women's Fiction
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The Summer Villa by Melissa Hill
‘One summer. A trip that will change everything.’ The Summer Villa is the latest novel from Irish writer Melissa Hill. Just published with HQ Stories, it is described as ‘an epic summer read...
The Birthday Party by Roisin Meaney
‘I wish…’ she began, and came to a halt. She wished so much. She wished he was different. She wished their story was different…She wished they loved one another, and...
The Things I Know by Amanda Prowse
The Things I Know is the latest novel from bestselling author Amanda Prowse. Described as ‘a beautifully told heart-warming tale about the meaning of family, love, courage and the celebration of difference’ it...
Not Having It All by Jennie Ensor
Not Having It All is a story that takes a fun and lively look at the stresses of the working mother. Bea Hudson is a neuropsychologist, struggling to stay on top...
Not My Brother’s Keeper by Colette McCormick
Not My Brother’s Keeper by Colette McCormick has just been published with Accent Press. Asking the question ‘How strong are your family ties?’, it explores the family dynamic, the sibling dynamic and...
Her Husband’s Mistake by Sheila O’ Flanagan
‘Should a woman be ready to forgive and forget to save her marriage? Roxy’s not so sure…’ Her Husband’s Mistake is the latest novel from Irish writer Sheila O’ Flanagan. Published...
The House on the Edge of the Cliff by Carol Drinkwater
The House on the Edge of the Cliff is the latest novel by Carol Drinkwater. Just published with Michael Joseph, it is described as ‘an epic story of enduring love and betrayal,...
The First Rose of Tralee by Patricia O’ Reilly
‘The love story that inspired Ireland’s famous festival.’ ‘She was lovely and fair as the rose of the summer Yet ’twas not her beauty alone that won me Oh no...
Rules of the Road by Ciara Geraghty
‘The simple fact of the matter is that Iris loves life. Maybe she’s forgotten that. Sometimes that happens, doesn’t it? To the best of us? All I have to do...
In Honour Bound by Christine Webber
‘They met in cosmopolitan London in the 1980s – a decade of opportunity where everything seemed possible. But was it?’ In Honour Bound was originally published in 1987 by Christine Webber....
