'A master of both language and storytelling' HILARY MANTEL 'Compact
and ordinary, it was a town in a hollow that had grown up there for
no reason that anyone knew or wondered about . . .' Rathmoye,
Ireland, in the middle of the last century, and into town comes a
stranger on the day of Eileen Connulty's funeral. Taking unwanted
and unasked for photographs, Florian Kilderry upsets its carefully
settled status quo. But Ellie, a young convent girl married to a
farmer still mourning his first wife, cannot help but be drawn to
this trespassing youth. Over the course of a long, warm summer
Ellie and Florian form an attachment that sleepy Rathmoye cannot
ignore . . . 'Unbearably moving' Spectator
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