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If you love Cathy Cathy Kelly never disappoints.

If you love Cathy Cathy Kelly never disappoints. It did take me a few chapters to get into the swing of this one and get to know the main characters, and then I nearly died when I read a chapter that was very very familiar and I started wondering. have I read this before? Then I realised it was only one chapter, and that it must have appeared in "Christmas Magic" which was short stories I read at Christmas time, phew. Then I kept reading until I was finished, literally. I didn't put it down.

CATHY KELLY and her novels are loved around the world HOMECOMING A thoughtful panorama of four women doing . Kelly cleverly subverts women’s fiction clichés and delivers some excellent and unconventional plot twists. The conclusion won’t leave a dry eye in the house.

CATHY KELLY and her novels are loved around the world HOMECOMING A thoughtful panorama of four women doing their best to soldier on through tough times. Kelly reels you into this addictive tale. Crosses generations and continents to tell a sweeping. story of love and betrayal.

international bestselling author Cathy Kelly’s writing is warm, lyrical, and fascinating (Marian Keyes) and rich with the emerald allure of the Irish landscape (Publishers Weekly)

international bestselling author Cathy Kelly’s writing is warm, lyrical, and fascinating (Marian Keyes) and rich with the emerald allure of the Irish landscape (Publishers Weekly). In The House on Willow Street, four women discover that home isn’t where you come from, but where you are meant to b. .Every picture-perfect village tells a story. The Irish seaside town of Avalon is a tourist’s dream of quaint shops and welcoming cafés. Avalon House, perched at the end of Willow Street, was in Tess Power’s family for generations. Now Tess ekes out a living from her antiques shop.

Devotees regard Kelly as the successor to Irish fiction queen Maeve Binchy. She's that and more' Sunday Mail Adelaide. Warm, lyrical, fascinating and comforting.

Elderly Mr. Dineen, who lived on his own in one of the sweet 1930s bungalows on Lincoln Terrace, was always very precise in his postings, never missing the posting dates for Canada, where his eldest. daughter lived, Singapore, where the youngest lived, and London, where his middle daughter lived. He was as reliable as a metronome, coming in with neatly packaged brown paper parcels for various grandsons and granddaughters scattered around the globe, the address labels bearing his handsome script. He was a widower, lived on his own, and Danae could never remember seeing him with.

Below Willow Street lay the sweep of Avalon Bay with its horseshoe-shaped sandy beach, which had been drawing seaside-loving holidaymakers to the area for many years. Avalon was a resort town with a population of about five thousand at most during the winter, swelling to at least three times that figure in summer.

On Willow Street, another of the ancient willows had sheared from its roots overnight, like a piece of sculpture broken by a hurricane. Danae wished someone from the council would move it, put it out of its pain. She didn’t know why, but she felt these beautiful trees could feel pain like humans could. The magnolias in her garden appeared to have curled in on themselves, no bud ready to unfurl, and there was no scent of honey in the air at night from the honeysuckle, only the icy chill of winter approaching.

ГлавнаяЗарубежные любовные романыCathy KellyThe House on Willow Street. If Suki knew of anybody working on a book about the Richardsons, the wealthy political family into which Suki had once married, then she’d have told Tess

ГлавнаяЗарубежные любовные романыCathy KellyThe House on Willow Street. Уменьшить шрифт (-) Увеличить шрифт (+). Cathy Kelly The House on Willow Street. If Suki knew of anybody working on a book about the Richardsons, the wealthy political family into which Suki had once married, then she’d have told Tess. The Richardsons were powerful people and if someone wanted to talk to anyone connected with the family, a note on their fabulous creamy stock paper would have arrived, possibly even a phone call from Antoinette herself – not that Tess had had any contact with the Richardsons since Suki’s divorce.

The warm, engrossing new novel from the No. 1 bestseller, Cathy Kelly Welcome to Avalon: a quaint, sleepy town on. 1 bestseller, Cathy Kelly Welcome to Avalon: a quaint, sleepy town on the I.Nothing has changed here for generations – least of all the huge mansion on Willow Street; the house in which sisters Tess and Suki Power grew up. Now, years later, Tess is trying to save her marriage protect her glamorous sister Suki who has come back home, dreams shattered. Similarly, Mara Wilson is seeking refuge from a broken heart at her Aunt Danae’s house.

The noise was different outside the house: rain landed more softly on grass and danced lightly on bronzed leaves. Without windows to wail against, the wind lashed the circle of ancient trees in Danae’s garden. But the trees fought back, unbending. But there was something special about weekday mornings like this one, when she would slip out while the children were still sleeping and take Silkie, the family’s fawn-coloured whippet, for a walk in the woods beside the home where she’d grown up. Up here with the wind whistling around them it felt as if Tess and Silkie were the only creatures in the world.