The background to this satisfying tale is the troubles in Ireland and the film industry. They give added depth and colour to the characters who all seek happiness of one sort or another. Told from two points of view, it is compelling, evocative, beguiling stuff. A lovely read.
Comparison: Maeve Binchy, Sarah Challis, Geraldine O’Neill.
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Louise and Rebecca, good friends since their BBC days in Belfast, work for a film company and are scouring the south of England for a suitable location to shoot a movie about Elizabeth I. As they stumble across Wooldene House, they meet Diana and Henry, who own the property. Diana, widowed, feels her life is slowly crumbling along with the house, and yearns for new romance. Diana spends her time looking after their aunt Lucy who, as she senses time is running out, begins the share the startling secrets in her past. And Henry, retired from the Army after a stint in Northern Ireland, is increasingly drawn to Louise - but their shared history, which places them on opposite sides of the troubles - threatens them both...
Finding Home features in the following genres: Family Drama, Romance / Relationship Stories, eBooks of the Month, Fiction, Recommendations
Finding Home is available in Paperback
Finding Home was written by Roisin Mcauley and published by Sphere an imprint of Little, Brown Book Group
Finding Home has 344 pages
£9.89
