The Street Where You Live

Description

The new bestseller from one of Ireland's best-loved writers ...Over six weeks of summer, during the country's hottest heatwave in years, members of a choir prepare for an end of summer concert, but as the notes soar so, too do the scandals and secrets ...Molly sees a young boy who she's convinced is her grandson but how does she find out the truth when her son Philip ran away to New Zealand five years ago? Could he have fathered a son and then vanished? And is he ever going to return? Meanwhile Molly's daughter Emily has fallen in love for the second time in her life. Except this time it's with the wrong man ...While handsome and dynamic Christopher, choir leader, has closed off his heart to relationships a long time ago, making do with snatched trysts with married Jane, the newest member of the choir. It's exactly the level of commitment he wants and needs - or is it? Then there's Clem, nursing his own private heartache, and Freddie, the children's author, who has just moved to Ireland from America with her young daughter in tow. As the heatwave breaks, so too does the veneer of calm in the small town. As performance night approaches, the members of the choir discover that their lives intertwine more than they could ever have imagined - but are the inhabitants of the town ready for what happens next?

Reviews

A lovely and absorbing book by a novelist who has a gift for conveying the charm of the ordinary--Irish Independent

Author description

Roisin Meaney was born in Listowel, Co Kerry, She has lived in the US, Canada, Africa and Europe but is now based in Limerick, Ireland. This Number One bestselling author is a consistent presence on the Irish bestseller list and she is the author of thirteen novels including three stand alone novels set in the fictional island off the west coast of Ireland: One Summer, After the Wedding and I'll Be Home for Christmas. Her other bestsellers include: The Last Week of May, The People Next Door, Half Seven on a Thursday, Love in the Making, The Things We Do For Love, Something in Common, Two Fridays in April and The Reunion. She has also written books for children. Connect with Roisin Meaney on @roisinmeaney www.roisinmeaney.com