Official Review: House of Eire by June Gillam

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Re: Official Review: House of Eire by June Gillam

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It is very interesting book. The book is so interesting and i am definitely going to read it
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This is a very interesting book I can't wait to to read it completely and see how the dark secrets we're reveled.
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It sounds like just the book I'd like to read - one of those which start inconspicuously and then suddenly everything is mysterious. Though I think I'll start from the first book in the series.
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This book don't deserve any deduction in ratings. Will read this book soon. Seems like an amazing book. Thanku for the detailed review.
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I just finished reading this book and I too noticed the delightful characterization of Claire who was indeed just what you would expect an active 7-year-old girl to be like. I thought it made for good contrast and some relief from the darker main story. I enjoyed this author's writing and read the story in a couple of sittings. Thanks for your review!
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It seems to be a book laced with mystery and suspense related to family secrets. Thanks for a well brought out review.
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House of Eire: A Hillary Broome Novel is the third in a series of novels by June Gillam. I should have disliked it. Billed as a mystery, nothing much happens in the first half of the book. However, the novel is so well written, and most of the characters rich and amiable, that I had difficulty putting it down from page one.
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Make a Travel is sure a good things. I like the way That the author describe the Travel. It makes you want to take a fly. I like also the mystery all over the Reading.
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Book of the day BOTD is CTMH and book (3) of Hilary Broome novel the protagonist herself undergoes a sea change Hilary go to Ireland together w his detective husband ED she focus on retracing his ancestry while embroiled in local problems. Things turned murky when murders happens and changed everthing .such an amazing book it was well written and reviewed I will recommend it to CTMH genre lovers this is your book
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I'vealreadyread the book a while ago, but feel like reading it again. I remember the different characters but want to pay more attention to Claire's part in the story after reading this review.
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This mystery novel follows Hillary Broome, a psychotherapist turned amateur sleuth, as she investigates the death of a young woman in a small Irish village. Hillary uncovers a web of secrets and lies along the way, threatening to tear the community apart.
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Post by Lumilu »

The review of House of Eire is well written and I’d love to read the book. It was a bit difficult to understand the role of Ed and Sarah and to understand the genre from the review. On the other hand, it brought out the essence which is the family relationships. Thank you for sharing.
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This sounds like a thrilling novel. I like how the ending wraps everything up. I wonder how many more sequel there will be? Anyway, thanks for the review.
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It is good that this book stands alone despite being part of a series. The mystery and crime of this storyline is so thrilling that it has brought out a desire in me to read this book. Great Review.
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Post by randompersonavility »

A ghostwriter facing her unresolved ghosts... Interesting! I like what you said about children's character in books like these and I'm glad to know that the author made an effort to cultivate the character of Claire.

Thank you so much for an insightful review!
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