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Lisa Carey

    Lisa Carey escribe con un ojo agudo para la atmósfera evocadora, a menudo profundizando en temas de familia, identidad y los intrincados lazos entre el pasado y el presente. Su estilo literario se caracteriza por una prosa lírica y una profunda perspicacia psicológica en sus personajes. Carey explora cómo nuestras raíces y experiencias nos moldean, capturando deseos y pérdidas humanas universales. Su escritura ofrece a los lectores una experiencia inmersiva que resuena mucho después de la última página.

    Prayerfully
    Every Visible Thing
    The Stolen Child
    The Mermaids Singing
    Love in the Asylum (Perennial)
    In the Country of the Young
    • In the Country of the Young

      • 304 páginas
      • 11 horas de lectura

      Set against the backdrop of a treacherous storm in 1848, the narrative unfolds with a shipwreck that leaves a group of Irish emigrants in peril off the coast of Maine. The harrowing event leads to a mix of survival and tragedy, highlighted by the poignant loss of a young girl who calls for her brother in her final moments. This tale explores themes of family, loss, and the immigrant experience, capturing the emotional weight of the journey and the impact of such disasters on those left behind.

      In the Country of the Young
    • Love in the Asylum (Perennial)

      • 304 páginas
      • 11 horas de lectura

      The novel explores the profound connection between two lost souls who discover love and redemption in a world filled with challenges. It weaves a narrative rich with emotional depth, showcasing the struggles and triumphs of its characters. Through a blend of haunting themes and moments of joy, the story promises to resonate with readers, offering a poignant reflection on the power of love to transform lives.

      Love in the Asylum (Perennial)
    • The Mermaids Singing

      • 358 páginas
      • 13 horas de lectura

      There is an island off the west coast of Ireand called Inis Muruch--the island of the Mermaids--a world where myth is more powerful than truth, and where death is never as strong as the redemptive powers of family and love. It is here that Lisa Carey sets her lyrical and sensual first novel, weaving together the voices and lives of three generations of Irish and Irish-American women.

      The Mermaids Singing
    • The Stolen Child

      • 336 páginas
      • 12 horas de lectura

      On an island where dreams can come true be careful what you wish for St Brigid's is a remote island off the west coast of Ireland. It is a barren place and its small community is dwindling. But according to rumour it is a magical place, home to a healing well. Two sisters, Rose and Emer, have resisted the call of the mainland. Rose is beautiful, blessed with love and many children. Emer is unlovely and, worse still, she is cursed - by the strange currents which run through her fingers. When a dazzling stranger alights on St Brigid's, she is shunned. She has come in search of a miracle, and the islanders keep their secrets close. But gradually she insinuates her way into the sisters' lives, and even Emer opens her heart. Little do they realise that her quest will endanger the lives of all who remain on the island.

      The Stolen Child
    • Every Visible Thing

      • 336 páginas
      • 12 horas de lectura

      The Furey family grapples with the aftermath of the eldest son Hugh's mysterious disappearance five years prior. His parents, consumed by grief and estrangement, have retreated into their own lives, leaving younger siblings Owen and Lena to navigate their loss. Their fixation on Hugh manifests in destructive behaviors, including drug use and reckless adventures, as they cling to his memory. This journey of obsession and escapism ultimately compels the family to confront their shared trauma and seek a path toward healing and reconciliation.

      Every Visible Thing
    • Prayerfully

      A Pocket Journal

      • 52 páginas
      • 2 horas de lectura

      Designed to enhance prayer practices, this journal offers a structured yet flexible approach to managing prayer requests. It helps users remember commitments and stay updated on prayer needs, all while allowing for personalization. Compact enough to carry daily, it encourages spontaneous prayer moments. With ample pages for six months, users can jot down names and details, making it a versatile tool for both simple and elaborate prayer entries. Ultimately, its focus is on fostering a consistent prayer life.

      Prayerfully
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