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  • Author: Monninger, J. P.
    Contributor:

    Macmillan Audio (Firm)

    ,

    Pressley, Brittany

    Summary:

    From the author of The Map That Leads to You comes another sweeping, romantic audiobook about love, family, and what it means to build a home together. The Blasket Islands are the heart of Ireland - once populated with some of the most famous Irish writers, they are now abandoned, filled with nothing but wind and silence. Kate Moreton, a PhD student at Dartmouth, is in Ireland to research the history of the Blaskets, not to fall in love. She has a degree to finish and a life back in New Hampshire that she is reluctant to leave. But fall in love she does, with both the wild, windswept landscape and with Ozzie, a Irish-American fisherman with a troubled past who shares her deep, aching love for the land. Together, they begin to build a life on the rocky Irish coast. But when tragedy strikes, leading Kate on a desperate search through Europe, the limits of their love and faith in each other will be tested.

    Genre: Domestic fiction, Romance fiction
    Original Publisher: New York , [Prince Frederick, Md.] , Macmillan Audio , [Distributed by] RBdigital
    Language(s): English
    ISBN:

    9781250242013

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Macmillan Audio (Firm)

Pressley, Brittany

Abstract

From the author of The Map That Leads to You comes another sweeping, romantic audiobook about love, family, and what it means to build a home together. The Blasket Islands are the heart of Ireland - once populated with some of the most famous Irish writers, they are now abandoned, filled with nothing but wind and silence. Kate Moreton, a PhD student at Dartmouth, is in Ireland to research the history of the Blaskets, not to fall in love. She has a degree to finish and a life back in New Hampshire that she is reluctant to leave. But fall in love she does, with both the wild, windswept landscape and with Ozzie, a Irish-American fisherman with a troubled past who shares her deep, aching love for the land. Together, they begin to build a life on the rocky Irish coast. But when tragedy strikes, leading Kate on a desperate search through Europe, the limits of their love and faith in each other will be tested.

Genre
Domestic fiction
Romance fiction
Publisher (Source)

New York

[Prince Frederick, Md.]

Macmillan Audio

[Distributed by] RBdigital

Not specified

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