Finfarran Peninsula: The Library at the Edge of the World (Series #1) (CD-Audio)

from John_Warner

Recently Hannah Casey has questioned her decision of leaving London and her adulterous husband and returning to her childhood home on the fictional beautiful Finfarran peninsula with her testy mother. Now that she employed as the local librarian, she hopes to renovate and move into an abandoned a...

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Hanna Casey moves back to Ireland's Finfarrin Peninsula, accepting a job with the local library. Local issues threaten the library's existence. This installment lacked a real plot. It seemed an attempt to acquaint readers with characters. I normally love a book with an Irish setting or one involv...

from bell7

After her marriage ended, Hanna moved from London with her teenage daughter Jazz back to a tiny town in Ireland on Finfarran peninsula at the "edge of the world." She's fifty, unhappy, still living with her mother Mary, and working at the local library. Hanna decides to refurbish the cottage her ...

from Smits

"The Library at the edge of the world" is a good read. I enjoyed reading about Ireland's west Coast and the community of Lissbeg. The main character Hanna Casey returns there after becomes the local librarian. She has inherited a run down seaside cottage and is going to make a life for herself. S...

from mchwest

I started reading the second book of this series before realizing there was a first, so of course I put it down , bought the first and read it. I'm glad I did but this book was a little slow starter for me and I really enjoyed the more developed characters from the second book of the series, Summ...