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#BookReview of #ThePlantersDaughter by Susan Lanigan | @susanlanigan.bsky.social

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne15th October 2025Leave a comment

‘In the cool early dawn, as the truck jiggled and jarred along the boreen and the silence thickened between them, Harry felt deep in his bloodstream that this was not the start of something, but the end.’– The Planter’s Daughter [ About The Planter’s Daughter ] Sadhbh Drummond was landed gentry, a passionate eco-warrior, and…

#BookReview of #Nesting by Roisín O’Donnell

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne9th October 20257 Comments

‘An extraordinary and urgent debut by a prize-winning Irish writer, NESTING introduces an unforgettable new voice in fiction.‘ [ About Nesting ] On a bright spring afternoon in Dublin, Ciara Fay makes a split-second decision that will change everything. Grabbing an armful of clothes from the washing line, Ciara straps her two young daughters into…

#BookReview of #FlyWildSwans by Jung Chang

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne7th October 20257 Comments

‘My Mother, Myself and China: The hotly anticipated sequel to the multi-million copy international bestseller’ [ About Fly, Wild Swans ] Jung Chang’s Wild Swans was a book that defined a generation, an epic personal history of Jung, her mother and grandmother – ‘three daughters of China’. The book opens in 1909 with her grandmother’s birth –…

#BookReview of #IntoTheFire by M.J. Arlidge

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne3rd October 20252 Comments

‘Nowhere to hide. No one to turn to. Nothing to lose.‘– Into The Fire [ About Into The Fire ] Helen Grace is sure she made the right decision quitting her job as a detective. Until the day she looks out of her window to see a desperate young woman being pursued by two vicious thugs.…

#BookReview of #FairPlay by Louise Hegarty

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne1st October 2025Leave a comment

‘This is a murder mystery.This is a story about love.Or is it? . . .’– Fair Play [ About Fair Play ] Abigail and her brother Benjamin have always been close. To celebrate his birthday, Abigail hires a grand old house and gathers their friends together for a murder mystery party. As the night goes…

#BookReview of #DeadlyEvidence by Marie Cassidy

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne29th September 20252 Comments

STATE PATHOLOGIST TERRY O’BRIEN IS ABOUT TO TAKE ON HER TOUGHEST ROLE YET.– Deadly Evidence [ About Deadly Evidence ] Tasked with leading the Open Case Review Unit, her usual post-mortem work has been extended to cold-case investigation into unsolved suspicious deaths. When a garda detective is murdered, his body mutilated and dumped on gangland…

#BookReview of #WildSwans: Three Daughter of China by Jung Chang

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne26th September 20253 Comments

OVER 13M COPIES SOLD THE INTERNATIONALLY BESTSELLING PHENOMENON NUMBER 8 ON SUNDAY TIMES BEST OF THE BESTSELLER LIST– WILD SWANS: THREE DAUGHTERS OF CHINA [ About Wild Swans: Three Daughters of China ] In Wild Swans Jung Chang recounts the evocative, unsettling, and insistently gripping story of how three generations of women in her family fared in…

#BookReview of #OneOfUs by Elizabeth Day | @elizabday | @4thEstateBooks

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne17th September 2025Leave a comment

‘In the inner circle, where can you hide a secret?‘ [ About One of Us ] Martin and Ben were friends for decades — best friends, Martin would have said — before the terrible events at Ben’s 40th birthday party tore them apart. So when Martin receives a surprise invitation back into the inner sanctum…

#BookReview of The Sins of Armstrong House by A. O’Connor | @PoolbegBooks

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne10th September 20252 Comments

‘With his usual meticulous research writing historical fiction O’Connor captures the turbulent times of Ireland in the early 1920s as the fledgling country fought for survival’– Poolbeg Press, The Sins of Armstrong House [ About The Sins of Armstrong House ] Present Day During a lavish wedding at her husband Nico’s ancestral home, Armstrong House,…

#BookReview of #IntensiveCare – A Memoir by Dr Suzanne Crowe | @itsthatgirlsuzi | @HachetteIre

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne8th September 2025Leave a comment

‘A doctor’s story of healing, heartbreak and hope in Irish children’s healthcare’– Intensive Care: A Memoir [ About Intensive Care ] IT ALL RESTS ON A STORY. THIS IS ONE YOU WON’T FORGET In these pages, Dr Suzanne Crowe opens the doors to a world few ever the charged and fragile realm of paediatric intensive care.…

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