Nights of Rain and Stars (Paperback)

from pokarekareana

Maeve Binchy is and has been one of my favourite authors since before I was really old enough to be reading her work. Yes, her work seems to follow a very formulaic pattern of being laced with all things Irish and generally turning out all right in the end, with a few moments of extreme-social-pe...

from hemlokgang

A nice story, as all of Binchy's are. This particular story involves a group of people from different countries who become connected during a stay on Greek island., During the course of their stay, they each learn something important about themselves and about life.

from drebbles

A group of tourists on a small Greek Island are drawn together after they witness a tragedy at sea. Each of them is struggling with personal problems: German Reporter Elsa has quit her job and left her boyfriend after discovering a devastating secret he had kept hidden. Fiona has come to the isla...

from Fliss88

My first novel by Maeve Binchy, and what got me hooked was the book's Mediterranean setting. The story is about four people, all strangers who find themselves together, holidaying in a small Greek costal village. A boating accident throws them all together, and along with the villagers, they mour...

from Justjenniferreading

I love Maeve Binchy's books. So far everyone that I have read has been great. This one was no disappointment to me. I did find it a bit weird, at first, that the story didn't take place in Ireland. But as the story progressed I realized that with three of the characters being from Ireland it was ...