With her daughter Jazz travelling the world and her relationship with her mother growing increasingly fraught, Hanna decides to reclaim her independence. Or that she's now stuck in her crotchety mum's spare bedroom. Driving her mobile library van through Finfarran's farms and villages, she tries not to think of the sophisticated London life she abandoned when she left her cheating husband. Local librarian Hanna Casey is wondering where it all went wrong. Sink in and feel enveloped by the beautiful world of Felicity Hayes-McCoy' Cathy Kelly A warm, feel-good novel about the importance of finding a place where you belong - perfect for fans of Maeve Binchy. reminiscent of Maeve Binchy and Roisin Meaney.Finfarran Book 1 'A charming and heartwarming story' Jenny Colgan 'A delicious feast of a novel. Told with heart and abundant charm, The Library at the Edge of the World is a joyous story about the meaning of home and the importance of finding a place where you truly belong. And she’s about to discover that the neighbors she’d always kept at a distance have come to mean more to her than she ever could have imagined.
But when the threatened closure of the Lissbeg Library puts her personal plans in jeopardy, Hanna finds herself leading a battle to restore the heart and soul of the Finfarran Peninsula’s fragmented community. With her teenage daughter, Jazz, off traveling the world and her relationship with her own mother growing increasingly tense, Hanna is determined to reclaim her independence by restoring a derelict cottage left to her by her great-aunt. Or, worse yet, her nagging fear that, as the local librarian and a prominent figure in the community, her failed marriage and ignominious return have made her a focus of gossip. Or that she’s back in Lissbeg, the rural Irish town she walked away from in her teens, living in the back bedroom of her overbearing mother’s retirement bungalow. Like the sophisticated lifestyle she abandoned after finding her English barrister husband in bed with another woman. debut about a local librarian who must find a way to rebuild her community and her own life in this touching, enchanting novel set on Ireland’s stunning West Coast.Īs she drives her mobile library van between villages of Ireland’s West Coast, Hanna Casey tries not to think about a lot of things. In the bestselling tradition of Fannie Flagg and Jenny Colgan comes Felicity Hayes-McCoy’s U.S.
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