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Holmquist, Kate

 
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Synopsis

On the morning of her thirty-seventh birthday Louisa Maguire takes a long hard look at her life and doesn’t much like what she sees. Her mother didn’t want her. Her husband is a womanizer. Her best friend keeps trying to seduce her. All she has left are her two beloved children, a hectic career photographing Dublin’s beautiful people … and a longing to turn back time and start all over again. When two long-forgotten faces turn up in her studio, Louisa’s mind is flooded with memories of her bohemian childhood in New York and of a summer in the Hamptons when she was seventeen. When her first love also arrives in Dublin, Louisa’s life is turned upside-down and she is forced to confront the devastating truth about why she has always put security before passion and sex before love.

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À propos de l'auteur

Born in Vermont and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, Kate Holmquist followed her heart to Dublin, where she works as staff journalist with the Irish Times while rearing her young family. The Glass Room is her first novel. She is also the author of the memoir, A Good Daughter (Raven Arts Press. 1991).

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