Beneath an Irish Sky

Two different worlds collide when Luke Kiernan wakes up in hospital to find the man he’s hated since childhood at his bedside.

Past deceits and dark family secrets are unearthed, and with them the promise of a fresh start with two women who are intent on helping Luke and his father mend their lives.

©2013 Isabella Connor (P)2013 W F Howes Ltd

Reseñas de la Crítica

"This is a compelling, fast-paced read with a plot that builds inexorably." ( Irish Independent Newspaper)

Familiar themes but good story

This book had many familiar themes: dead heroine who died with secrets that must be uncovered, an emotionally closed off man who learns to open up with the help of a good woman, wealthy parents who don’t accept their son’s wife from a very different social class and mistaken paternity. But I loved this story and the characters. Much of the story is around a family of Irish travelers that made the story unique. I appreciated the love stories, one young love and one mature love. They seemed more real than many I’ve listened to. No graphic descriptions of sex but enough to feel the heat. I devoured this book in a day.

The narrator wasn’t great. She didn’t change her tone in any way for the different characters, she just read the book.

Predictable

Narrator was terrible and made it difficult to follow who was speaking in each part of the story

Great story

The narration was so bad I almost quit listening by chapter 3. But the story was intriguing so I continued. I hope this will be re-recorded with a good narration.

Great story

What a moving and great story. First time reading this author, sure won’t be the last. I hope she writes many more novels. This book will not disappoint.

Terrible Narration

I’m sorry to say that what spoiled the book for me was the awful narration. It was hard to follow different characters and sometimes she just shouted. The only thing keeping me going is the story. I’ve never read this author before and will only do so in the future if the narrator is different.