📱 eBook en inglés PUTTING OUT THE STARS, A MODERN IRISH ROMANCE

A juicy page-turner about love, lies and life behind closed doors, from the bestselling Irish writer of The Daisy Picker Roisin Meaney What was it that Ruth had once said, something about them being like spaghetti people, all tangled up together … Laura and Donal, Breffni and Cian, Andrew and Ruth: three contented young Irish couples, gathering at each others houses for dinner parties, bound together by shared memories of childhood adventures. But beneath the cosy contentment of their lives lie tensions that threaten to erupt at any moment. Andrew, Lauras handsome brother, has just returned home from Crete with his bride in tow, the surprisingly timid Ruth, who is finding it hard to fit in with Andrews overbearing mother, Cecily. And, to her increasing concern, Andrew doesnt seem to have his mind entirely on her … Laura is desperate to have a family, and cant understand why Donal doesnt seem to share her only wish. And the beautiful, glamorous Breffni, with her lovely husband, Cian, and the golden child, Polly, well, she has the greatest surprise of all … With a cast of characters youll be fascinated by and a story that will grip you at every twist and turn, Putting out the Stars is another Roisin Meaney classic. Full of drama, romance and long-buried secrets, you wont be able to put it down! Roisin Meaney explores the darker side of life and love. The Limerick Leader Meaney deftly and humorously manages [her] characters so that they develop into more rounded people. The Irish Independent Roisin Meaneys second novel … shows how complex popular Irish fiction has become … Somebody once described the perfect womens popular novel as a "conversation with girlfriends". Here you have it. Daily Ireland This book is packed with tensions and interpersonal battles that the reader can sense will erupt at any moment – this is a truly accomplished second novel! New Ross Echo Highly recommended for a holiday read The Irish Examiner [A] tale of modern marriage complete with intrigue, deception, love and family relationships Irish Farmers Monthly I couldnt put this book down! … I would highly recommend this book as a holiday read. Melanie Carey, Womans Way A wonderful story, with lots of highs and lows … I loved every second of this book; I even cried some tears for Laura;10/10. Judy Cahill, Womans Way A wonderful refreshing book from a new author. I simply could not put it down. It was entertaining and captivating. Each chapter brought more drama. Caroline Cussen, Womans Way This is a kind of Limerick Ice Storm … passion and intrigue lurking beneath the surface of married coupledom … fans of popular fiction, not to mention married women of the South West, will find much to enjoy here. Irish Tatler Praise for Roisin Meaney: Warm and uplifting … a great summer read. Valerie Cox, Evening Herald With writing reminiscent of Maeve Binchys, Meaney is carving out a niche for herself in this crowded market. Irish Examiner A name Im sure we will be hearing a lot more about. Irish Independent