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Description for Lindbergh's Legacy
Hardcover.
The novel falls into two halves with the action alternating between the present day and Ireland in the 1920s and 30s. Dublin 2001 - Alison and Charlie are a young, upwardly-mobile couple expecting their first baby. While she lives the suitably glamorous life of an advertising executive, he mirrors her success with a car business he has started from scratch. The birth of Charlie's son, whom he names Michael after his long-lost father, starts him wondering about his past. When Alison stumbles across some old papers and effects belonging to his mother, the ball is set in motion. His errant ... Read more
The novel falls into two halves with the action alternating between the present day and Ireland in the 1920s and 30s. Dublin 2001 - Alison and Charlie are a young, upwardly-mobile couple expecting their first baby. While she lives the suitably glamorous life of an advertising executive, he mirrors her success with a car business he has started from scratch. The birth of Charlie's son, whom he names Michael after his long-lost father, starts him wondering about his past. When Alison stumbles across some old papers and effects belonging to his mother, the ball is set in motion. His errant ... Read more
Product Details
Condition
Used, Like New
Publisher
W&N London
Format
Hardback
Publication date
2003
1st Edition
Yes
Dustjacket
Yes
Number of Pages
240
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780297829935
SKU
KNW0007594
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 2 to 4 working days
Ref
99-1
About Katy Hayes
Katy Hayes was born in 1965. A former theatre director, she now lives with her husband and children in Dublin.
Reviews for Lindbergh's Legacy
Katy Hayes had a launch at Waterstones, Dublin, on Tuesday 26 August, which was very successful Her interview on RATTLEBAG (RTE) on 26 August also went very well. There has also been an interview in the SUNDAY INDEPENDENT (27 September). '...a clever and convincing look at parenthood, and motherhood in particular, and a sharp critique of modern Ireland...Lindbergh's Legacy has ... Read more