Caroline Finnerty Libros

In one split second, Aidan Whelan’s perfect world is changed forever when his wife Rowan and three-year old daughter Milly are involved in tragic accident.Helena O’Herlihy and her husband James have been struggling in their marriage but a knock on the door telling her that James has been involved in a car crash, has Helena rushing to his side.When Aidan and Helena bump into each other at Dublin City Hospital, they soon begin to wonder if it’s more than just coincidence that brought them there. Why were Rowan and James in the car together on that fateful morning?Through their pain and tears, they form a bond as they try to piece together what really did happen on the morning of the crash.As the lies begin to unravel and secrets are uncovered, can Aidan save what’s left of his family and Helena her marriage?Praise for Caroline 'A book that will break your heart and then piece it slowly back together.' Sinead Moriarty'Touching and poignant, this book took me on an emotional ride. A gripping and absorbing read.' Leah Mercer'A story that will stay with you long after the last page. Beautiful!' Brooke Harris

Sisters Laura and Penny were once close, bonded together after the early death of their mother. Laura always had her younger sister’s back until one day everything changed and Penny disappeared.Twenty years later Laura finds herself alone and at a crossroad in her life; questioning her marriage and her future.Meanwhile Penny has spent her whole life running away from her problems until one day she is forced to stop and face the shocking truth.When Penny turns up on Laura’s doorstep late one stormy night, holding the hand of a shivering little girl, Laura is immediately suspicious of her sister’s motives. Just what does Penny want and who is this little girl?Penny carries a devastating secret that will test their bond as sisters and is forced to make an impossible choice.Can the sisters find it within their hearts to forgive and unite before it’s too late?Perfect for fans of Amanda Prowse, Kate Hewitt and Emma Robinson.

The story of an unlikely friendship between a boy and a man who come into each other's lives when they are both in need of a friend. Conor Fahy, owner of a struggling bookshop, is finding it hard to cope in the aftermath of his partner Leni's tragic death. His friend Ella Wilde tries to be supportive but is herself in a fragile mental state - she has just been axed from her job as a TV presenter, having been caught shoplifting. Then eight-year-old Jack White walks into Conor's bookshop and settles down on the floor to read. Jack likes Ben 10, Giant Jawbreakers and Ronaldo. He likes his dad (when he doesn't shout) but he doesn't see him very often. He doesn't like the bad bugs that are eating up his ma inside her tummy. Conor listens to the talkative boy but finds it hard to piece together what is really happening in his life. He is particularly mystified by Jack's intense resentment of a woman called Rachel Traynor, not realising that she is a social worker assigned to Jack's case and that Jack's fate hangs in the balance. They must each learn the healing power of love, and the need to let the past go and turn to the future.

They say if you love someone, you have to let them go. But what if it's your child? All Sarah McIntyre has ever wanted was a loving, happy family. So when her husband JP announces on Christmas Day that he is leaving her and their two children, 9 year old Harry and 4 year old Robyn, Sarah is left reeling. But things are set to get worse when Robyn is diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumour. Can JP and Sarah unite to fight their biggest battle yet? Or will they be on opposing sides once again? With the couple at loggerheads and with Robyn's condition deteriorating day-by-day, precious time is running out and JP is getting desperate..

A collection of memories and inspirational words from some of Ireland's finest writers, journalists and TV personalities as they tell us what they would do if they could be a child again for one more day. Some recall their fondest memories, some are bittersweet, while others provide uplifting words of wisdom for today's children.