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A Sense of Place
Alva and Carlos are married in Andalucia, Spain.
Her ex partner is very jealous.
He stalks both of them.
Uses Alva's friend, Naomi, to find out what is happening in their lives.
Alva and Carlos are very happy when their son Roberto is born.
Darren threatens Carlos, but his plans for Alva and Roberto takes a violent turn.
Her ex partner is very jealous.
He stalks both of them.
Uses Alva's friend, Naomi, to find out what is happening in their lives.
Alva and Carlos are very happy when their son Roberto is born.
Darren threatens Carlos, but his plans for Alva and Roberto takes a violent turn.
314 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 28, 2024
About the author
Fran O'Brien
21 books[Biography Taken from www.FranoBrien.net]
I grew up on the south side of Dublin and had a really happy childhood. School out, I did a secretarial course, and launched myself into the work of business. And there were lots of jobs, a stint in the European Commission in Brussels, and then the setting up of Just Curtains, our interior design company which I run with my sister, Mary Lucherini.
Always interested in theatre, my granduncle Professor Liam O�Briain, one of the founders of An Taibhdhearc Theatre in Galway, and also a writer, was an influence.
In 2005 I established McGuinness Books with my husband Arthur McGuinness and we published my first book THE MARRIED WOMAN. To make my scribbling worthwhile we decided to donate all the proceeds to LAURALYNN HOUSE CHILDREN'S HOSPICE AT THE CHILDREN'S SUNSHINE HOME, LEOPARDSTOWN, DUBLIN 18. To date we have published seven books - THE MARRIED WOMAN, THE LIBERATED WOMAN, ODDS ON LOVE, WHO IS FAYE? THE RED CARPET, FAIRFIELDS and THE PACT. We have donated €200,000.00 between sales and donations to the LauraLynn. We are very happy to be associated with this most deserving charity which was established by Jane and Brendan McKenna who tragically lost their only two daughters, Laura and Lynn. It was their dream to build a Children's Hospice in memory of their girls and at last that dream has been realised and LauraLynn House has opened. There were many people associated with the publication of these books, and I would like to take this opportunity to thank all my friends in the Wednesday Group. My editor, Muriel Bolger, my proofreader Vivien Hughes, who volunteer their most valuable services to help the LauraLynn. And also Yvonne and Martin of Martone Press, Lucan, Co. Dublin, who do all the typesetting of the books free of charge. Irish Computers, Nenagh, Co.Tipperary who service our website free of charge and also Cyclone Couriers, who very generously deliver all the books for us free of charge. We are truly grateful to all of you who help. Also all family, friends, and business colleagues who help by buying books and donating money to the fund. /P> Needless to say, none of this could possibly have been achieved without the love and support of my darling husband, Arthur.
I grew up on the south side of Dublin and had a really happy childhood. School out, I did a secretarial course, and launched myself into the work of business. And there were lots of jobs, a stint in the European Commission in Brussels, and then the setting up of Just Curtains, our interior design company which I run with my sister, Mary Lucherini.
Always interested in theatre, my granduncle Professor Liam O�Briain, one of the founders of An Taibhdhearc Theatre in Galway, and also a writer, was an influence.
In 2005 I established McGuinness Books with my husband Arthur McGuinness and we published my first book THE MARRIED WOMAN. To make my scribbling worthwhile we decided to donate all the proceeds to LAURALYNN HOUSE CHILDREN'S HOSPICE AT THE CHILDREN'S SUNSHINE HOME, LEOPARDSTOWN, DUBLIN 18. To date we have published seven books - THE MARRIED WOMAN, THE LIBERATED WOMAN, ODDS ON LOVE, WHO IS FAYE? THE RED CARPET, FAIRFIELDS and THE PACT. We have donated €200,000.00 between sales and donations to the LauraLynn. We are very happy to be associated with this most deserving charity which was established by Jane and Brendan McKenna who tragically lost their only two daughters, Laura and Lynn. It was their dream to build a Children's Hospice in memory of their girls and at last that dream has been realised and LauraLynn House has opened. There were many people associated with the publication of these books, and I would like to take this opportunity to thank all my friends in the Wednesday Group. My editor, Muriel Bolger, my proofreader Vivien Hughes, who volunteer their most valuable services to help the LauraLynn. And also Yvonne and Martin of Martone Press, Lucan, Co. Dublin, who do all the typesetting of the books free of charge. Irish Computers, Nenagh, Co.Tipperary who service our website free of charge and also Cyclone Couriers, who very generously deliver all the books for us free of charge. We are truly grateful to all of you who help. Also all family, friends, and business colleagues who help by buying books and donating money to the fund. /P> Needless to say, none of this could possibly have been achieved without the love and support of my darling husband, Arthur.
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