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'...a delight: a ripping,
page-turning tale of modern Ireland...a stellar effort,
her best book yet...', Irish Mail
on Sunday
'...a gripping read that is uplifting and perceptive – a book to savour...', Irish
Independent
'...a well-written, poignant book about life in Dublin
today. At the top end of the women's fiction genre,
Deegan improves with every outing....' , Examiner
'...a story that pulls the reader in, with appealing
characters and surprise twists...' , Evening Herald
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'A
captivating and moving story', Irish
Independent
'Sparky dialogue, fresh storylines, believeable
characters', Irish Times
'Deegan keeps us on the edge of our seats', Irish Examiner
'A fantastic read', RTE Guide
'Will challenge and entertain in equal measure', Sunday Independent |
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‘Denise
Deegan entwines the threads of mystery, plot and
character into a compelling yarn that charms and chills
– but always captivates.’ Evening
Herald.
‘Deegan fizzes through the pages, bringing out the
positive in tragic events and, once again, manages to
inject humour and pace, as well as empathy into a
harrowing topic.’ Irish
Independent
‘A deeply moving second novel.’ Irish Times.
‘Once again, Denise Deegan has produced a
winner.’ Ireland On Sunday.
‘There is believable dialogue and emotional depth
here, and there is something very satisfying in finding
out at the end exactly what happens next.’ Tatler.
‘A well-researched, emotional page-turner.’ Irish Examiner. |
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‘Hugely
enjoyable book…entertaining and funny first
novel.’ Irish Times
‘Deegan breathes life into a cliché, taking old hat
and turning it into Philip Treacy.’ Irish Independent
‘A debut novel to be proud of…quick-paced,
intelligent personal adventure, written in witty, fluid
prose.’ Sunday Independent.
‘Deegan draws her characters warmly, yet with subtle
complexities.’ Irish Examiner.
‘Denise Deegan writes like a tap dancer on
speed…Don’t miss it.’ Evening Herald.
‘A polished, pacy read, it’s a story with wit
that will ring true for many women.’ Ireland on Sunday. |
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