Keith Wilson's grandma left
instructions that he was to clean out her house after her death. A music
therapist, he leaves for Northern
Ireland to attend the funeral and fulfill
her wishes.
Naomi Boyd, renowned artist,
travels to the Emerald Isle at the request of Keith's grandmother. Ruth Wilson
has a gift for her and answers that might solve a long-standing mystery.
When she arrives, Ruth has already
passed on. Naomi never expected to come face-to-face with the love she
abandoned five years before. As they sift through Ruth's belongings, they
discover more than answers to old secrets. Will they give each other a second
chance or walk away.
I purchased this book way back in
2014 but forgot about it. The author writes wonderful stories set in exotic
locales like India and Ireland . I've
enjoyed her work for years. Londonderry Dreaming was no exception. She wove a
compelling story with multi-layered emotions.
5 Stars for this novella.
Disclaimer: I didn't receive any
payment for this review. All opinions expressed are mine and mine alone.
Writers: Have you considered writing books in unusual
settings? Please share.
Readers: What is your preference -
books set in your home country or in other countries? Why?
1 comment:
Susan: I haven't read very many books set in another country. The one I remember was a historical novel. This sounds intriguing. Thanks for sharing it with us.
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