✍ Scribed by Roisin Meaney
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A juicy page-turner about love, lies and life behind closed doors, from the bestselling Irish writer of The Daisy Picker Roisin Meaney
'What was it that Ruth had once said, something about them being like spaghetti people, all tangled up together ...'
Laura and Donal, Breffni and Cian, Andrew and Ruth: three contented young Irish couples, gathering at each other's houses for dinner parties, bound together by shared memories of childhood adventures. But beneath the cosy contentment of their lives lie tensions that threaten to erupt at any moment.
Andrew, Laura's handsome brother, has just returned home from Crete with his bride in tow, the surprisingly timid Ruth, who is finding it hard to fit in with Andrew's overbearing mother, Cecily. And, to her increasing concern, Andrew doesn't seem to have his mind entirely on her ...
Laura is desperate to have a family, and can't understand why Donal doesn't seem to share her only wish. And the...
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