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Book SynopsisLouise and Rebecca, good friends since their BBC days in Belfast, work for a film company and are scouring the south of England for a suitable location to shoot a movie about Elizabeth I. As they stumble across Wooldene House, they meet Diana and Henry, who own the property.
Diana, widowed, feels her life is slowly crumbling along with the house, and yearns for new romance. Diana spends her time looking after their aunt Lucy who, as she senses time is running out, begins the share the startling secrets in her past.
And Henry, retired from the Army after a stint in Northern Ireland, is increasingly drawn to Louise - but their shared history, which places them on opposite sides of the troubles - threatens them both...
Trade ReviewA good story well told * Choice *
Finding Home rewards every second the reader spends with it. A creator of wonderfully memorable characters, even McAuley's secondary creations are complex, well realised and morally interesting figures. McAuley has a Maeve Binchy-like capacity to give her characters quirks and turns of phrase that make them seem instantly true-to-life and compellling * Sunday Business Post *
A gripping novel * Wigan Evening Post *
A very relaxing read * Women's Weekly *
Enough intrigue, mystery and sharp turns to keep readers turning pages * Sunday Tribune *
An insightful and thoughtful novel, which will entertain but will also leave the reader thinking long after they have finished reading it * Ulster Tatler *
The new Maeve Binchy * BELFAST TELEGRAPH *
An intelligent, witty and insightful novel * IRISH TIMES *
McAuley writes brilliantly, with precision and flair * IRISH EXAMINER *
A fantastically enjoyable book * SUNDAY BUSINESS POST *
