An enthralling Irish saga from a talented new voice in women's fiction Geraldine O'Neill is a natural storyteller who writes with the warmth and passion that makes Maeve Binchy so irresistible The market for this type of fiction is as strong as ever Praise for TARA FLYNN: 'Fans of Binchy won't be disappointed with Tara Flynn' Ireland on Sunday 'A highly entertaining read...simply seductive' Sunday World 'If you're fan of Maeve Binchy or Catherine Cookson, then this will appeal. Perfect escapism' Woman's Way 'an excellent first novel' Dublin Daily
Geraldine O'Neill was born in Lanarkshire, Scotland, to Irish/Scottish parents. She has lived in County Offaly, Ireland, for the last ten years. She is married and has two children.
'A winning debut. ' WOMAN'S OWN 'An engaging story about a group of likeable characters with enough twists and turns to keep those pages turning... O'Neill's attention to detail brings an authenticity to the book. She manages effortlessly to bring '40s Ireland to life, transporting you to a little room in a remote cottage - you can almost smell the turf smoke and baking soda bread. So if you fancy a new novel by a new author capable of spinning a good old yarn, you'll definitely love Tara Flynn.' IRISH POST
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