by Carlene O'Connor
Libby audiobook 9:30 hours
read by: ???
Published:
Genre: Murder mystery
I didn't like this story initially, but kept listening to it (of course). My favorite part was main character Siobhan ("Sheh - vahn"). I also really liked the narrator's accent - that Irish lilt gets me every time!
There were lots of clues and lots of suspects. I don't want to leave any spoilers here, but it was wonderful to finally get to the resolution at the end.
I didn't like Macdara's cousin Jane. She was a piece of work. I didn't like the fairies, fairy rings, cursed cottage, etc.
This quote made me "rewind" a bunch of times and park my car to write down:
Until one experienced a profound loss of their own, it was impossible to explain that sorrow never vanishes. It was a war, fought not in long drawn-out battles but in everyday unexpected moments.
Siobhan is head of the household (six siblings) since the death of their parents. This really struck me.
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