The Brightest Star in the Sky, (Paperback)

from wcath

The Brightest Star in the Sky is set in an apartment house at 66 Star Street in Dublin. A spirit is moving among the flats, unbeknownst to the buildings inhabitants... and what a varied lot they are. The spitfire Lydia who lives with two rather dour Poles, Maeve and Matt who are the epitome of ro...

from Marlene-NL

Okay. I don't know what it is with Marian Keys fiction books but some how it is always a pleasure to read them. Especially her last books. Only one so far I did not really like was Angels.She has a gift of drawing you in to her characters and make them come alive. It is not so that from page 1 I ...

from LaBibliophille

To call the books of Irish novelist Marian Keyes "chicklit" is to truly undervalue them. On the surface, they deal with women falling in love, breaking up with boyfriends, getting back together, etc. But all of her works have an underlying seriousness and intention which raises them far above the...

from curvymommy

I've been a Marian Keyes fan for a long time, so I always look forward to her new books. But with this one, I wasn't sure about the supernatural spirit element, and to be honest, in the beginning I found it somewhat annoying. This story started out slow for me. However, about 125 pages in, the st...

from Limelite

[Audio review] Through the eyes of a "ghost" we voyeuristically watch the lives of several apartment dwellers at 66 Star Street unfold over sixty-one days. There's Katie the music PR agent and shoe maven who looks after her sick mother and who suffers a workaholic boyfriend, Conall; Matt and Maev...