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Lovely little read I got on my trip to Shakespeare and Co last year 😁

The Tana French blurb on the book reads 'A haunting, beautifully written book about relationships, secrets, and the myriad ways in which the past resonates through the present.'
This does accurately describe it and it's a well written story. You sort of guess the main secret - but want to see how it plays out anyway.
Didn't love any of the characters - but appreciated what made them the way they were.

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Just starting with a quick lunch time read.

Today's beach read! I bought this book while in Dublin in May and I am finally starting it.

Another Irish novel that I definitely want to check out!

Well visiting Ireland, I visited a lovely independent bookstore and St. Patrick's Cathedral. As a result of my visits, I purchased these four books. Inch levels and the Green Road are highly recommended because of their descriptive language about Ireland. Now that I've been there, I should have a better understanding of the setting which should increase my enjoyment of the books.

Went on a pilgrimage to see this painting by William Dyce at the Tate Britain after reading about it in Neil Hegarty's debut novel Inch Levels - a quietly absorbing book that gets at the subtleties of family life.