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Old 08-21-2017, 10:57 AM   #1
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Free (Kindle/Kobo/iTunes) The Summer Guest [Irish Expat Visitor Family Saga Literary]

The Summer Guest by Irish author Emma Hannigan (Fantastic Fiction) is her standalone contemporary literary/women's fiction novel which is a heartwarming cross-generational family saga set in Ireland, exploring the growing bonds between strangers as a couple who have been restoring an old house receive a visit from a recently-bereaved elderly widow returning from America to see her childhood home, and forge an unexpected friendship, free for a limited time courtesy of publisher Headline's Review imprint.

Currently free @ Amazon UK, iTunes UK, Google Play, Kobo (available to the UK, EU, South America & Japan when I spot-checked assorted regional stores, YMMV)

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Perfect for fans of Maeve Binchy, a lovely, warm, Irish family saga of three generations of women coming together one magical summer in the small seaside town of Caracove Bay.

A little magic is about to come to sleepy Caracove Bay...

Lexie and her husband Sam have spent years lovingly restoring No. 3 Cashel Square to its former glory. So imagine Lexie's delight when a stranger knocks on the door, asking to see the house she was born in over sixty years ago.

Kathleen is visiting from America, longing to see her childhood home... and longing for distraction from the grief of losing her husband.

And as Lexie and Sam battle over whether or not to have a baby and Kathleen struggles with her loss, the two women realise their unexpected friendship will touch them in ways neither could have imagined.

In Caracove, there's more than a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

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