This book takes place in Ireland during the 1920's era. Moria has always dreamed of seeing Ireland and when her mother passes away unexpectedly, she decides this is the time to change. She takes a job as a teacher in Ballymann, a village in Donegal, Ireland. While going to a whole different country she finds, some are not very friendly and do not have welcoming and open arms for her. She becomes friends with a few people and stays close with them, trying to avoid rumors about her mother and the past. Moria is wondering why is she always meeting Sean at the most unexpected times and place? Is there something more to this? Did Moria do the right thing moving to Ireland? Was this the life she was meant for?
If you enjoy reading and detail descriptions of Ireland, read this book. The author does a great job of putting you into the scene of Ireland and making you feel you are really there. You can easily envision this land and what Moria was seeing. The story is a little slow for my reading at the beginning, but in the middle it moves and I enjoyed the book.
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