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A charming, laugh-out-loud read - SUNDAY INDEPENDENT\n\nSHORTLISTED FOR THE IRISH BOOK AWARDS 2021\n\nThree couples. One therapist's couch ...\n\nAlice and Niall used to be lovers, best friends and parents, in that order. Now they're no longer on the same page or even reading from the same book.\n\nAnn thought when she and Ken retired, it would be their second spring. Instead, it feels more like an icy winter.\n\nOrla is falling in love with boyfriend Paul, but her complicated past makes her unsure if she can ever be intimate with anyone.\n\nThree couples find themselves telling a stranger about the most private part of their lives - their hopes, their disappointments, their awkward realisations.\n\nCan they learn to be honest with each other? And what life-changing decisions will be made when they do?\n\n'Such a joy to read . . . a brilliant book' - CLAIRE BYRNE\n\n'Moriarty has perfected the fine dance between light and shade, turning some of the most substantial and challenging of life's realities into compelling, companionable reads' - IRISH INDEPENDENT

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There is warmth and heart aplenty in this delicately told story Daily Mail\n\nMoving back in with her dad was not part of Kate's plan. Blindsided by her husband's affair and the break-up of their family, Kate must balance the needs of three very different children - solo.\n\nSeven-year-old Bobby is having meltdowns at school. Eighteen-year-old Luke vows that he'll never speak to his father again. And sweet middle-child Jess, always the peacemaker, is just trying to cheer everyone up as best she can.\n\nBut when Jess is diagnosed with cancer, Kate's resilience is put to the ultimate test. She knows she has to put aside her own hurt and do what is best for her little girl. But maybe doing the right thing means doing the unthinkable?\n\n'A heart-warming and a heart-breaking story, beautifully written and sensitive ... compelling' Woman's Way\n\n'A fascinating exploration of difficult subjects ... Moriarty writes with compelling authority' Irish Times\n\n'OMG! I'm an emotional wreck after reading this novel, probably not helped by the fact that I pulled an all-nighter to finish it ... I just could not put it down' Eileen Dunne, RTÉ\n\n__________\n\nPraise for Sinéad Moriarty:\n\n'Heartfelt and deeply moving ... I couldn't put it down.' Susan Lewis\n\n'Intriguing and thought provoking ... a great read.' Katie Fforde\n\n'Gripping and thought-provoking - I was desperate to discover how it would pan out!' Paige Toon\n\n'We ate this fabulous story up - 4 stars' Heat magazine\n\n'Love, lies and longing - this has it all - 4 stars' Woman magazine\n\n'Intriguing - a dramatic twist in the tale will keep you engrossed.' Candis

The instant Irish bestseller\n \n\n\n ‘Wild, singular… gripped me from the start’ DOUGLAS STUART\n\n\n 'Passionate, wild, hugely atmospheric' DAVID NICHOLLS\n\n\n ‘Intelligent, probing’ MAGGIE O'FARRELL\n\n\n ‘A gorgeous, mysterious read’ AISLING BEA\n\n\n ‘Wild, elemental… I adored it’ LOUISE KENNEDY\n\n\n \n *A most anticipated 2024 debut in BBC, Daily Mail, Stylist, New Statesman, Sunday Independent, Irish Times, Irish Examiner, The Journal and The New European*\n \n\n\n \n The haunting debut novel from beloved, Irish no. 1 bestselling author, Sinéad Gleeson.\n \n\n\n \n The sea is steady for now. The land readies itself. What can be done with the woman on the cliff?\n \n\n\n On a wild and rugged island cut off and isolated to some, artist Nell feels the island is her home. It is the source of inspiration for her art, rooted in landscape, folklore and the feminine. The mysterious Inions, a commune of women who have travelled there from all over the world, consider it a place of refuge and safety, of solace in nature.\n\n\n All the islanders live alongside the strange murmurings that seem to emanate from within the depths of the island, a sound that is almost supernatural – a Summoning as the Inions call it. One day, a letter arrives at Nell’s door from the reclusive Inions who invite Nell into the commune for a commission to produce a magnificent art piece to celebrate their long history. In its creation, Nell will discover things about the community and about herself that will challenge everything she thought she knew.\n\n\n Beautifully written, prescient and eerily haunting, Sinéad Gleeson’s debut novel takes in the darker side of human nature and the mysteries of faith and the natural world.\n\n\n \n ‘Original and captivating’\n BBC\n \n\n\n ‘Startling, engrossing, darkly playful’ RODDY DOYLE\n\n\n ‘Wonderfully surprising and totally original’ ELAINE FEENEY\n\n\n ‘[This] magnificent debut novel is that rare thing: a literary page-turner’ JENNIFER HIGGIE\n\n\n \n Sinéad Gleeson’s essay collection 'Constellations: Reflections from Life' won Non-Fiction Book of the Year at the 2019 Irish Book Awards, and the Emerging Writer award at the 2020 Dalkey Literary Awards.

'There is warmth and heart aplenty in this delicately told story' Daily Mail\n\nMoving back in with her dad was not part of Kate's plan. Blindsided by her husband's affair and the break-up of their family, Kate must balance the needs of three very different children - solo.\n\nSeven-year-old Bobby is having meltdowns at school. Eighteen-year-old Luke vows that he'll never speak to his father again. And sweet middle-child Jess, always the peacemaker, is just trying to cheer everyone up as best she can.\n\nBut when Jess is diagnosed with cancer, Kate's resilience is put to the ultimate test. She knows she has to put aside her own hurt and do what is best for her little girl. But maybe doing the right thing means doing the unthinkable?\n\n'A heart-warming and a heart-breaking story, beautifully written and sensitive ... compelling' Woman's Way\n\n'A fascinating exploration of difficult subjects ... Moriarty writes with compelling authority' Irish Times\n\n'OMG! I'm an emotional wreck after reading this novel, probably not helped by the fact that I pulled an all-nighter to finish it ... I just could not put it down' Eileen Dunne, RTÉ\n\n__________\n\nPraise for Sinéad Moriarty:\n\n'Heartfelt and deeply moving ... I couldn't put it down.' Susan Lewis\n\n'Intriguing and thought provoking ... a great read.' Katie Fforde\n\n'Gripping and thought-provoking - I was desperate to discover how it would pan out!' Paige Toon\n\n'We ate this fabulous story up - 4 stars' Heat magazine\n\n'Love, lies and longing - this has it all - 4 stars' Woman magazine\n\n'Intriguing - a dramatic twist in the tale will keep you engrossed.' Candis

‘Intelligent, probing’ MAGGIE O'FARRELL\n\n\n ‘Wild, singular… gripped me from the start’ DOUGLAS STUART\n\n\n 'Passionate, wild, hugely atmospheric' DAVID NICHOLLS\n\n\n ‘A gorgeous, mysterious read’ AISLING BEA\n\n\n ‘Wild, elemental… I adored it’ LOUISE KENNEDY\n\n\n \n *A most anticipated 2024 debut in BBC, Daily Mail, Stylist, New Statesman, Sunday Independent, Irish Times, Irish Examiner, The Journal and The New European*\n \n\n\n \n The haunting debut novel from beloved, Irish no. 1 bestselling author, Sinéad Gleeson.\n \n\n\n \n The sea is steady for now. The land readies itself. What can be done with the woman on the cliff?\n \n\n\n On a wild and rugged island cut off and isolated to some, artist Nell feels the island is her home. It is the source of inspiration for her art, rooted in landscape, folklore and the feminine. The mysterious Inions, a commune of women who have travelled there from all over the world, consider it a place of refuge and safety, of solace in nature.\n\n\n All the islanders live alongside the strange murmurings that seem to emanate from within the depths of the island, a sound that is almost supernatural – a Summoning as the Inions call it. One day, a letter arrives at Nell’s door from the reclusive Inions who invite Nell into the commune for a commission to produce a magnificent art piece to celebrate their long history. In its creation, Nell will discover things about the community and about herself that will challenge everything she thought she knew.\n\n\n Beautifully written, prescient and eerily haunting, Sinéad Gleeson’s debut novel takes in the darker side of human nature and the mysteries of faith and the natural world.\n\n\n \n ‘Original and captivating’\n BBC\n \n\n\n ‘Startling, engrossing, darkly playful’ RODDY DOYLE\n\n\n ‘Wonderfully surprising and totally original’ ELAINE FEENEY\n\n\n ‘[This] magnificent debut novel is that rare thing: a literary page-turner’ JENNIFER HIGGIE\n\n\n \n Sinéad Gleeson’s essay collection 'Constellations: Reflections from Life' won Non-Fiction Book of the Year at the 2019 Irish Book Awards, and the Emerging Writer award at the 2020 Dalkey Literary Awards.

The instant Irish bestseller\n \n\n\n ‘Wild, singular… gripped me from the start’ DOUGLAS STUART\n\n\n 'Passionate, wild, hugely atmospheric' DAVID NICHOLLS\n\n\n ‘Intelligent, probing’ MAGGIE O'FARRELL\n\n\n ‘A gorgeous, mysterious read’ AISLING BEA\n\n\n ‘Wild, elemental… I adored it’ LOUISE KENNEDY\n\n\n \n *A most anticipated 2024 debut in BBC, Daily Mail, Stylist, New Statesman, Sunday Independent, Irish Times, Irish Examiner, The Journal and The New European*\n \n\n\n \n The haunting debut novel from beloved, Irish no. 1 bestselling author, Sinéad Gleeson.\n \n\n\n \n The sea is steady for now. The land readies itself. What can be done with the woman on the cliff?\n \n\n\n On a wild and rugged island cut off and isolated to some, artist Nell feels the island is her home. It is the source of inspiration for her art, rooted in landscape, folklore and the feminine. The mysterious Inions, a commune of women who have travelled there from all over the world, consider it a place of refuge and safety, of solace in nature.\n\n\n All the islanders live alongside the strange murmurings that seem to emanate from within the depths of the island, a sound that is almost supernatural – a Summoning as the Inions call it. One day, a letter arrives at Nell’s door from the reclusive Inions who invite Nell into the commune for a commission to produce a magnificent art piece to celebrate their long history. In its creation, Nell will discover things about the community and about herself that will challenge everything she thought she knew.\n\n\n Beautifully written, prescient and eerily haunting, Sinéad Gleeson’s debut novel takes in the darker side of human nature and the mysteries of faith and the natural world.\n\n\n \n ‘Original and captivating’\n BBC\n \n\n\n ‘Startling, engrossing, darkly playful’ RODDY DOYLE\n\n\n ‘Wonderfully surprising and totally original’ ELAINE FEENEY\n\n\n ‘[This] magnificent debut novel is that rare thing: a literary page-turner’ JENNIFER HIGGIE\n\n\n \n Sinéad Gleeson’s essay collection 'Constellations: Reflections from Life' won Non-Fiction Book of the Year at the 2019 Irish Book Awards, and the Emerging Writer award at the 2020 Dalkey Literary Awards.

‘Intelligent, probing’ MAGGIE O'FARRELL\n\n\n ‘Wild, singular… gripped me from the start’ DOUGLAS STUART\n\n\n 'Passionate, wild, hugely atmospheric' DAVID NICHOLLS\n\n\n ‘A gorgeous, mysterious read’ AISLING BEA\n\n\n ‘Wild, elemental… I adored it’ LOUISE KENNEDY\n\n\n \n *A most anticipated 2024 debut in BBC, Daily Mail, Stylist, New Statesman, Sunday Independent, Irish Times, Irish Examiner, The Journal and The New European*\n \n\n\n \n The haunting debut novel from beloved, Irish no. 1 bestselling author, Sinéad Gleeson.\n \n\n\n \n The sea is steady for now. The land readies itself. What can be done with the woman on the cliff?\n \n\n\n On a wild and rugged island cut off and isolated to some, artist Nell feels the island is her home. It is the source of inspiration for her art, rooted in landscape, folklore and the feminine. The mysterious Inions, a commune of women who have travelled there from all over the world, consider it a place of refuge and safety, of solace in nature.\n\n\n All the islanders live alongside the strange murmurings that seem to emanate from within the depths of the island, a sound that is almost supernatural – a Summoning as the Inions call it. One day, a letter arrives at Nell’s door from the reclusive Inions who invite Nell into the commune for a commission to produce a magnificent art piece to celebrate their long history. In its creation, Nell will discover things about the community and about herself that will challenge everything she thought she knew.\n\n\n Beautifully written, prescient and eerily haunting, Sinéad Gleeson’s debut novel takes in the darker side of human nature and the mysteries of faith and the natural world.\n\n\n \n ‘Original and captivating’\n BBC\n \n\n\n ‘Startling, engrossing, darkly playful’ RODDY DOYLE\n\n\n ‘Wonderfully surprising and totally original’ ELAINE FEENEY\n\n\n ‘[This] magnificent debut novel is that rare thing: a literary page-turner’ JENNIFER HIGGIE\n\n\n \n Sinéad Gleeson’s essay collection 'Constellations: Reflections from Life' won Non-Fiction Book of the Year at the 2019 Irish Book Awards, and the Emerging Writer award at the 2020 Dalkey Literary Awards.

Winner of the 2013 T S Eliot Prize for Poetry Shortlisted for the 2013 Forward Prize for Best Collection In Parallax Sinead Morrissey documents what is caught, and what is lost, when houses and cityscapes, servants and saboteurs ('the different people who lived in sepia') are arrested in time by photography (or poetry), subjected to the authority of a particular perspective. Assured and disquieting, Morrissey's poems explore the paradoxes in what is seen, read and misread in the surfaces of the presented world.

Hope’s mum died over a year ago and she misses her terribly. Her twin elder sisters have each other, and her dad has just started dating again, but Hope is lonely.\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nA growing interest in the environment becomes an out-of-control obsession as Hope tries to find solace and meaning in her life, driving her family mad in the process. First, she tries to turn them all vegan, and then suggests limiting shower time and selling the family car to walk everywhere. The more fed up her family get, the more misunderstood Hope feels, until she finally decides to run away and find the only person, she is sure will understand her: Greta Thunberg!\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nHope’s family need to convince her that she is loved and valued – but can they find her in time?

Winner of the 2020 Gdansk European Poet of Freedom Literary Award. Winner of the 2017 Forward Prize for Best Collection. Winner of the 2017 Poetry Book Society Choice Award. Shortlisted for the 2017 Costa Poetry Award. Shortlisted for the 2018 Pigott Poetry Prize. Shortlisted for the 2018 Roehampton Poetry Prize. Set against a backdrop of ecological and economic instability, Sinead Morrissey's sixth collection, On Balance, revisits some of the great feats of human engineering to reveal the states of balance and inbalance that have shaped our history. The poems also address gender inequality and our inharmonious relationship with the natural world. A poem on Lilian Bland - the first woman to design, build and fly her own aeroplane - celebrates the audacity and ingenuity of a great Irish heroine. Elsewhere, explorers in Greenland set foot on a fjord system accessible to Europeans for the first time in millennia as a result of global warming. But if life is fragile then its traces are persistent, insistent, and in 'Articulation' we are invited to stop and wonder at the reconstructed skeleton of Napoleon's horse, Marengo, 'whose very hooves trod mud at Austerlitz', suspended in time 'for however long he lasts before he crumbles'.

Hope’s mum died over a year ago and she misses her terribly. Her twin elder sisters have each other, and her dad has just started dating again, but Hope is lonely.\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nA growing interest in the environment becomes an out-of-control obsession as Hope tries to find solace and meaning in her life, driving her family mad in the process. First, she tries to turn them all vegan, and then suggests limiting shower time and selling the family car to walk everywhere. The more fed up her family get, the more misunderstood Hope feels, until she finally decides to run away and find the only person, she is sure will understand her: Greta Thunberg!\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nHope’s family need to convince her that she is loved and valued – but can they find her in time?

'Both heart-breaking and heart-warming ... a joy to read' Woman's Way \n\nFrom the Richard and Judy Book Club author and Number One Bestseller!\n\nLucy Murphy has a single goal in life - to give her children a brilliant future.\n\nAn unplanned pregnancy forced Lucy to abandon her own dreams, so she is determined that her twin daughter and son will seize every opportunity. When they get a chance to move to a prestigious school, all Lucy sees is the fulfilment of her every wish for them.\n\nLoving them as fiercely as she does, Lucy is blind to the risks of taking two seventeen-year-olds away from everything familiar and dropping them into an alien world. Even when warning signs are flashing, she cannot see the dangers of pushing her vision on her children - especially her sensitive daughter - until it's almost too late.\n\nFor her family to survive, Lucy has to face up to some surprising and difficult truths - and figure out how to find herself again.\n\n'Moriarty [tackles] uncomfortable and painful subjects, weaving them into compelling thought-provoking stories ... heartfelt and deeply moving' Irish Independent \n\n__________\n\n\nPraise for Sinead Moriarty's novels\n\n'A fascinating exploration of difficult subjects ... Moriarty writes with compelling authority' Irish Times\n\n'There is warmth and heart aplenty in this delicately told story' Daily Mail\n\n'OMG! I'm an emotional wreck after reading this novel, probably not helped by the fact that I pulled an all-nighter to finish it ... I just could not put it down' Eileen Dunne, RTE\n\n'Heartfelt and deeply moving ... I couldn't put it down.' Susan Lewis\n\n'We ate this fabulous story up - 4 stars' Heat magazine\n\n'Beautifully written and sensitive' Woman's Way \n\n'Intriguing and thought provoking ... a great read.' Katie Fforde\n\n'Gripping and thought-provoking - I was desperate to discover how it would pan out!' Paige Toon

Winner of the 2020 Gdansk European Poet of Freedom Literary Award. Winner of the 2017 Forward Prize for Best Collection. Winner of the 2017 Poetry Book Society Choice Award. Shortlisted for the 2017 Costa Poetry Award. Shortlisted for the 2018 Pigott Poetry Prize. Shortlisted for the 2018 Roehampton Poetry Prize. Set against a backdrop of ecological and economic instability, Sinead Morrissey's sixth collection, On Balance, revisits some of the great feats of human engineering to reveal the states of balance and inbalance that have shaped our history. The poems also address gender inequality and our inharmonious relationship with the natural world. A poem on Lilian Bland - the first woman to design, build and fly her own aeroplane - celebrates the audacity and ingenuity of a great Irish heroine. Elsewhere, explorers in Greenland set foot on a fjord system accessible to Europeans for the first time in millennia as a result of global warming. But if life is fragile then its traces are persistent, insistent, and in 'Articulation' we are invited to stop and wonder at the reconstructed skeleton of Napoleon's horse, Marengo, 'whose very hooves trod mud at Austerlitz', suspended in time 'for however long he lasts before he crumbles'.

Both heart-breaking and heart-warming ... a joy to read Woman's Way \n\nFrom the Richard and Judy Book Club author and Number One Bestseller!\n\nLucy Murphy has a single goal in life - to give her children a brilliant future.\n\nAn unplanned pregnancy forced Lucy to abandon her own dreams, so she is determined that her twin daughter and son will seize every opportunity. When they get a chance to move to a prestigious school, all Lucy sees is the fulfilment of her every wish for them.\n\nLoving them as fiercely as she does, Lucy is blind to the risks of taking two seventeen-year-olds away from everything familiar and dropping them into an alien world. Even when warning signs are flashing, she cannot see the dangers of pushing her vision on her children - especially her sensitive daughter - until it's almost too late.\n\nFor her family to survive, Lucy has to face up to some surprising and difficult truths - and figure out how to find herself again.\n\n'Moriarty [tackles] uncomfortable and painful subjects, weaving them into compelling thought-provoking stories ... heartfelt and deeply moving' Irish Independent \n\n__________\n\n\nPraise for Sinead Moriarty's novels\n\n'A fascinating exploration of difficult subjects ... Moriarty writes with compelling authority' Irish Times\n\n'There is warmth and heart aplenty in this delicately told story' Daily Mail\n\n'OMG! I'm an emotional wreck after reading this novel, probably not helped by the fact that I pulled an all-nighter to finish it ... I just could not put it down' Eileen Dunne, RTE\n\n'Heartfelt and deeply moving ... I couldn't put it down.' Susan Lewis\n\n'We ate this fabulous story up - 4 stars' Heat magazine\n\n'Beautifully written and sensitive' Woman's Way \n\n'Intriguing and thought provoking ... a great read.' Katie Fforde\n\n'Gripping and thought-provoking - I was desperate to discover how it would pan out!' Paige Toon

Winner of the 2013 T S Eliot Prize for Poetry Shortlisted for the 2013 Forward Prize for Best Collection In Parallax Sinead Morrissey documents what is caught, and what is lost, when houses and cityscapes, servants and saboteurs ('the different people who lived in sepia') are arrested in time by photography (or poetry), subjected to the authority of a particular perspective. Assured and disquieting, Morrissey's poems explore the paradoxes in what is seen, read and misread in the surfaces of the presented world.

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When Riley’s dad dies suddenly, leaving behind a mountain of debt, the life she’s used to starts to crumble around her. Suddenly finding herself homeless, Riley tries to keep up appearances at school, hiding the truth from her lovely but clueless friend Sophie, and spiteful, suspicious Vanessa.\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nBut as strangers step up to help her and her mum, Riley realises that sometimes it is those you least expect who will change your life for the better …\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nA timely and thought-provoking new story for young readers from one of Ireland’s best-loved storytellers.\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n‘A deeply moving book’ Claire Hennessy, Irish Times\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n‘Sinéad brings the same warmth, wit and level of understanding life when you’re in that in-between age to her second novel.’ Belfast Telegraph

When Riley’s dad dies suddenly, leaving behind a mountain of debt, the life she’s used to starts to crumble around her. Suddenly finding herself homeless, Riley tries to keep up appearances at school, hiding the truth from her lovely but clueless friend Sophie, and spiteful, suspicious Vanessa.\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nBut as strangers step up to help her and her mum, Riley realises that sometimes it is those you least expect who will change your life for the better …\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nA timely and thought-provoking new story for young readers from one of Ireland’s best-loved storytellers.\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n‘A deeply moving book’ Claire Hennessy, Irish Times\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n‘Sinéad brings the same warmth, wit and level of understanding life when you’re in that in-between age to her second novel.’ Belfast Telegraph

When Riley's dad dies suddenly, leaving behind a mountain of debt, the life she's used to starts crumbling around her.\n\n\n\nSuddenly finding herself homeless, Riley tries to keep up appearances at school, hiding the truth from her lovely but clueless friend Sophie and spiteful, suspicious Vanessa.\n\n\n\nBut as strangers step up to help her and her mum, Riley realises that sometimes it is those you least expect who will change your life for the better ...\n\n\n\nThe Truth About Riley is the timely and thought-provoking new story for young readers from one of Ireland's best-loved storytellers.