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Northshire Bookstore Review
Reviewed By... Karen Frank
This master storyteller returns to early 20th century Ireland with another splendid tale. Drawing from the complex history of the time as well as the emotional culture he is so knowledgeable about, he treats us to a story that touches the heart and mind. The theater and politics of the time manipulate the characters in a dizzying dance that that tantalizes and satisfies.
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Reviewed By... Liz Barnum
World War II, a small Cape Cod town, three very different women, love, fate, chance meetings are the ingredients that make this a book to savor! It is a deeply emotional story that you will not want to put down.
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Northshire Bookstore ReviewReviewed By... Karen Frank
The onion of history, both personal and cultural, is peeled back layer by layer in this marvelous novel of character. Father Robert Shannon is sent to Ireland to recover both his wits and his soul after having suffered shell-shock as an American chaplain in WWI. The complexity of his psychic injury is woven through events both in his Boston archdiocese and the troubled climate of early 20th century Irela... read more>>>
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