Thank you, Obsidian Blue, for bringing this book to my attention. I had to get over halfway through before deciding if I was going to continue. But then I fell in love with Dermot. He grew on me, and I had to finish. Not much of a plot, but some beautiful writing and character development as we fo...
I have never read a novel by Catherine O'Flynn prior to this but I really ended up loving the story of Dermot and Eamonn Lynch. It ultimately left me with a lot of thoughts concerning what is home to most people and ex-pats living abroad. Dermot, after the death of his wife decides to visit his son ...
Still feeling the impact of his wife’s death, retired bus driver Dermot Lynch makes the rash decision to leave his home in Birmingham, England and drop in on his son, Eamonn, in Spain. Lomaverde, the village Eamonn and his suddenly absent girlfriend, Laura, chose as their home is a ramshackle ghost ...
An easy read with well-drawn characters. The plot felt a bit meandering, although it managed to surprise me a little at the end.
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