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kellock
My Father's House | Joseph O'Connor
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A bit slow to start but really enjoyed it in the end. Liked all the different voices we heard from.

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kellock
My Father's House | Joseph O'Connor
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Next up . . . Some war time priestly action

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VanessaCW
My Father's House | Joseph O'Connor
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Pickpick

This is a wonderful piece of historical fiction based on fact. It‘s beautifully written in a very evocative and descriptive manner, even operatic in some ways. The story rattles along at a fair rate. The characters have distinctive voices. It‘s really quite the page turner and very much a thriller. A powerful, moving and worthwhile read and I look forward to reading book two, The Ghosts of Rome. #Pigeonhole

Crazeedi Wow, my kind of read! Adding 2mo
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VanessaCW
My Father's House | Joseph O'Connor
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Owls31092

New history/political science research project idea: the Vatican and politics: how the Vatican has felt and responded to world events over time. #noriega #panama #vaticancity #themanwhoranwashington #worldhistory #history #politicalscience #worldpolitics

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BookishTrish
My Father's House | Joseph O'Connor
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Mehso-so

I possibly read too much WWII historical fiction. This one dragged in bits and I only cared about some of the characters.

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Cathythoughts
My Father's House | Joseph O'Connor
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My Fathers House begins in 1943 Rome is occupied by German forces. A literary thriller based on the true story of an Irish priest Monsignor Hugh OFlaherty. I read this for Bookclub , I anticipate a heated discussion.

Weyward. An entertaining read of three women who‘s lives are connected over centuries Witchy

Celia Fremlin Another domestic noir that had me freaked out and also laughing

Rehearsal. Bailed ! Couldn‘t figure it out.

batsy "Freaked out and also laughing"—looks like Celia Fremlin is consistent ??? 13mo
Cathythoughts @batsy She‘s very consistent, to be fair 👍🏻😁 13mo
andrew61 Sounds good, loved star of the sea and shadowplay. 13mo
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TrishB Great summary 👍🏻 13mo
Tamra You had a terrific reading week! I can‘t wait to be able to read more Fremlin! 😆 I really enjoyed her humor. 13mo
Cathythoughts @andrew61 Yes ! It‘s good 👍🏻 13mo
Cathythoughts @TrishB Thanks Trish ❤️ 13mo
Cathythoughts @Tamra It‘s more like nearly 2 weeks 🙊.. we‘ve been on holiday so it was good for reading 👍🏻❤️ 13mo
Cinfhen Ohhhh, im taking notes!! Always looking for bookclub ideas! Thanks for sharing 😊 13mo
Cathythoughts @cinfhen 👍🏻❤️ Thinking of you in your role at tomorrow‘s Bookclub ! Enjoy. 13mo
Cinfhen Thanks, Cathy xxxx 13mo
LeahBergen Ooo, I‘m definitely going to have to buy that Celia Fremlin! 13mo
CarolynM I bailed on The Rehearsal for the same reason 🤷🏻‍♀️🙂 13mo
Cathythoughts @LeahBergen She‘s in flying form in this one 😳😂 13mo
Cathythoughts @CarolynM Mind you , I recently read Birman Wood & loved it. Also just took in my post. A lovely parcel from you and all wrapped up inside ❤️ I‘ll wait till the the day and enjoy opening it then. Thankyou 😘 13mo
CarolynM 👍😘 13mo
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Becker
My Father's House | Joseph O'Connor
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I thought this was excellent. Full of tension and intrigue. Highly recommend for historical fiction readers. It‘s the first of a trilogy and I eagerly look forward to the next one. ⛪️

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Reecaspieces
My Father's House | Joseph O'Connor
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Rhondareads
My Father's House | Joseph O'Connor
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The beginning of a new series historical fiction at its best by the wonderful author Joseph O‘Conner .

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