A Novel of Ireland: The Matchmaker of Kenmare : A Novel of Ireland (Series #2) (Paperback)

from mckait

Ben MacCarthy, we first met in Venetia Kelly's Traveling Show. I thought I would have another go as I liked Venetia's story. I think perhaps I should have lt it be. Although the characters of Ben and Kate were interesting, and Ben likable if weak, I still felt somewhat mired in the story. To me, ...

from hardlyhardy

There are no leprechauns in Frank Delany's The Matchmaker of Kenmare. Even so it qualifies as an Irish tall tale. Narrator Ben McCarthy, also the hero of Venetia Kelly's Traveling Show, works as a folklorist. He travels about the Irish countryside in the early days of World War II collecting folk...

from TheLostEntwife

I wasn't introduced to Frank Delaney until fairly recently, when I stumbled across the gorgeous cover of Venetia Kelly's Traveling Show sitting on the table at my local Barnes and Noble. I was fascinated by the old-style of the art-work, the catchy title and the promise of a story that was new an...

from TheLostEntwife

I wasn't introduced to Frank Delaney until fairly recently, when I stumbled across the gorgeous cover of Venetia Kelly's Traveling Show sitting on the table at my local Barnes and Noble. I was fascinated by the old-style of the art-work, the catchy title and the promise of a story that was new an...

from TheLostEntwife

I wasn't introduced to Frank Delaney until fairly recently, when I stumbled across the gorgeous cover of Venetia Kelly's Traveling Show sitting on the table at my local Barnes and Noble. I was fascinated by the old-style of the art-work, the catchy title and the promise of a story that was new an...