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    Where I'm Home now available on Amazon!

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    "Where I'm Home" is now available on Amazon: 
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    It's been three years since Aoife O'Reilly decided to leave her life - and her love, Michael Flanagan - behind in Ballyclara for a promising career in New York. With a new career and a new man in her life, Aoife is seemingly at peace with her choice. However, when a phone call comes to let her know someone close to her has passed away, Aoife finds herself rushing back to Ireland. Confronted by all the ghosts she thought she put in her past, Aoife now finds herself questioning her decisions and wondering where her home really is.
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    "Where I'm Home" Book Launch!

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    ​Hi everyone!  

    Are you ready for some exciting news? 

    ​Here it is: the long-awaited sequel to "All That Compels the Heart" is going to be released on June 3rd!  The new book is called "Where I'm Home" and will pick up with our favourite Ballyclara residents three years after the first book. 

    ​"Where I'm Home" will be available on Amazon on June 3rd in print and ebook formats.
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    May Reading List

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    So, I'm a little (ok, a LOT) late in getting this out, since it's already practically halfway through the month.  But, I got a little side-tracked with trying to get my next book ready for publishing.  

    Because I'm a little behind on last month's reading list, I'm only going to add one more title for May in order to get myself back on track with my Goodreads challenge.  The honour of this month's book goes to: 

    SPQR by Mary Beard
     - I've wanted to read this now for quite some time as Prof. Beard is a classicist I greatly admire, so I cannot wait to finish my other readings so I can dive into this one. 
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    April Reading List

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    "The Innocents" - Michael Crummey
    (this one was chosen by the book club I'm in, but after seeing it listed for the Giller Prize, I'm very excited to give it a read)

    "Rich People Problems" - Kevin Kwan
    (I really want to finish this wonderful series so I'm all prepared when the next film comes out) 
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    March Reading List

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    "The Library Book" - Susan Orlean (This one was recommended to me by a friend, and I'm so glad they did!  I've never quite read a book like it before, with its mix of investigative journalism, personal anecdotes, and historical biography.  I would highly recommend it!)   

    "China Rich Girlfriend" - Kevin Kwan (I've been reading this one for awhile now, but I really want to finish it this month because I really like the series) 
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    February Reading List

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    "Soucouyant" - David Chariandry (I joined a book club in 2019, but February was the first month I was actually able to participate and boy did I love their choice for the month!  "Soucouyant" is a brilliant and masterful read).

    "Split Tooth" - Tanya Tagaq (This was my book club's read for January.  It's a difficult read because of the subject matter, but the way it's told through poetry and first person perspective was quite unlike any other book I've read before).