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Firefly summer [unabridged] : a novel
Portrays life and culture in a small Irish town in the 1960s. A wealthy American returns to convert his ancestral home into a luxury hotel. The narrative describes the effect his project has on the lives of the Ryans and the other villagers.
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- "Portrays life and culture in a small Irish town in the 1960s. A wealthy American returns to convert his ancestral home into a luxury hotel. The narrative describes the effect his project has on the lives of the Ryans and the other villagers."@en
- "This novel portrays life and culture in a small Irish town in the 1960s. A wealthy American returns to convert his ancestral home into a luxury hotel. The narrative describes the effect his project has on the lives of the Ryans and the other villagers."@en
- "In Mountfern, Ireland, life meanders as slowly as the river running through it. But when Patrick O'Neill arrives from the States with grand plans to turn the ruins of Fernscourt into Ireland's finest hotel, ripples begin to appear on the surface of this calm backwater."@en
- "In Mountfern, life meanders as slowly as the river running through it. The pace has hardly changed since the great house burned down in the Troubles and its shell became an ivy-clad playground for the local children. But when Patrick O'Neil arrives from the States with grand plans to turn the ruins of Fernscourt into Ireland's finest hotel, ripples begin to appear on the surface calm of this backwater. Brimming with speculation about the wealthy, charming American, the little community wonders how he will affect their lives."@en
- "Een man komt met zijn twee kinderen naar een dorpje in Ierland, waar hij op de ruïne van zijn voorvaderlijk landgoed een modern hotel wil bouwen, hetgeen de dorpsbewoners hem niet in dank afnemen."
- "When American millionaire Patrick O'Neill returns to his ancestral home in Ireland, his intent is to bring prosperity to Montfern in the form of a luxury hotel built from the ruins of an old estate. Instead, the villagers see their lifestyles irrevocably changed and the town's inner harmonies disrupted in the four years it takes to build O'Neill's hotel."@en
- "A story covering four fateful years in the life of a small, sleepy Irish town, and in particular of the family who run the local pub."
- "A story covering four fateful years in the life of a small, sleepy Irish town, and in particular of the family who run the local pub."@en
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