In this book, Nuala Anne has left her singing career and is happy to be at home in Ireland. There is a bomb blast in an adjacent site and Nuala and her daughter Nelliecoyne smell blood due to them being fey. Later on, we come to know that it was the site of a brutal massacre where innocents were blamed for the crime of another. Dermot gets a book by a Chicago journalist Edward Fitzpatrick and they realise there is a connection between the old crime and the now present day. The book was interesting and I liked it better than the first book I read.
Labels: Andrew M. Greeley, Mystery
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By your description it sounds mysterious Doli was there a romantic angle too? :D
heheh yeah sort of.. i mean Nuala and her hubby are the romantic angle as such..
A coincidence, the setting that is.
For only last week I happened to see on a channel the film The Wind that shakes the Barley, set during the Irish War of Independence.
@ Anil - ohh how was the film? Do let me know!
Hi Doli, just stopped by to say thanks for commenting :) really glad the recipe worked out great for ya ;) x
Seems to be of my choice too..will find out..thanks for the short review.
@Srinivas - let me know how you like it...
@Diva - thanks for the recipe :)
lovely to connect with you Doli...and quite delighted to see what your blogs are about. hope to get back to reading thru the reviews in your posts!
Sharon
@Sharon - Lovely to hear from you!
Would love to read this soon..how have you been Doli?
@Corinne - yeah it's a nice novel for a light read... i've been good.. have liked your posts of late.. esp the one you talked abt anger being not good..
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