A Keeper: The Sunday Times Bestseller

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That box, and an appointment with her mother’s solicitor, unravels everything Elizabeth believes to be true about herself and her family.

She comes across some handwritten letters to her mother from a man by the name of Edward Foley in Cork.the TIMES'A compelling and moving story, expertly told, that will draw you in and keep you in its grip until the last page. There wasn’t a single character here I didn’t like, or at least sympathize with (including Edward’s deranged mother Catherine) and I loved the setting. Add to this Elizabeth's awkwardness and frustrations, the quirkiness of everyone she comes across, and little moments of beauty, and you have the unusual combination that comes together to make this book absolutely wonderful. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. This is a hugely compelling family drama, of mothers whose children are everything, and of the darkness, heartbreak, intrigue, mental health issues and secrets that bubble within the facade of families, past and present.

It is a mesmerizing read and so unexpected ,had no idea what would happen and it was all alarming and upsetting and yet i could not put it down.who knows what drives people to try to set things right ,and instead making it a kidnapping nightmare.

His first novel I loved so when I seen he had this new novel coming out, I just had to get myself a copy. A compelling and moving story, expertly told, that will draw you in and keep you in its grip until the last page.She is less than keen on her remaining family, riddled with conflict and devious machinations, but she has to clear her mother's house with a view to selling it.