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Sowing the Seeds of Love
Tara Heavey
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Description for Sowing the Seeds of Love
Paperback. Good clean copy with some minor shelf wear
Though she knows nothing about gardening, the day Aoife spots a neglected walled garden it casts a spell over her. She persuades its reluctant owner to let her take it over and advertises for helpers. Just two turn up: Uri, a retired tailor, and Emily, a gentle student. It's not promising but Aoife persists. The tailor's son, Seth, joins them and in time even the crotchety owner, Mrs Prendergast, joins in. Being recently widowed and newly arrived in Dublin with her little boy, the project gives Aoife a much-needed outlet in this new place and an escape from the turmoil ... Read more
Though she knows nothing about gardening, the day Aoife spots a neglected walled garden it casts a spell over her. She persuades its reluctant owner to let her take it over and advertises for helpers. Just two turn up: Uri, a retired tailor, and Emily, a gentle student. It's not promising but Aoife persists. The tailor's son, Seth, joins them and in time even the crotchety owner, Mrs Prendergast, joins in. Being recently widowed and newly arrived in Dublin with her little boy, the project gives Aoife a much-needed outlet in this new place and an escape from the turmoil ... Read more
Product Details
Condition
Used, Very Good
Publisher
Penguin Ireland
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2009
Number of Pages
368
Place of Publication
London, Ireland
ISBN
9781844882069
SKU
KOC0016444
Shipping Time
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Ref
99-1
About Tara Heavey
Tara Heavey's early childhood was spent in London until her family moved to Dublin when she was 12. Before becoming a full-time writer, she was a solicitor. She lives in Co Kilkenny with her husband and two children. Sowing the Seeds of Love is her fourth novel.
Reviews for Sowing the Seeds of Love
'A great story and charming characters' Sunday Independent 'A joy...warm, wise and deliciously funny' - Sarah Webb 'Thoroughly engaging' Ireland on Sunday