Stand by Me - Sheila O'Flanagan Reviews
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Newest Review: ... suddenly disappears, leaving her and their daughter, Kelly, to pick up the pieces and deal with the mess that was unfolding ... more
... behind the scenes of their seemingly perfect lives. Left to her own devices, Domino begins to rebuild her life and discovers a strength she didn't know she had. What's happened to Brendan and will he ever return? And if he does, is there any room for him in Domino's new life?
I absolutely loved this book, as is almost always the case with Sheila O'Flanagan's books. Despite the back cover synopsis making Brendan's disappearance seem like a major part of the plot, it doesn't actually happen until a good way into th...more
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Dominique is only a teenager when she's swept off her feet by dashing businessman, Brendan Delahaye. When she discover she's pregnant, they rush to marry and vow to make things work. Fast forward twenty years, and the Delahayes are riding high. Brendan's business has took off in fine style and Dominique, now known to the world by her nickname 'Domino', is the darling of the Irish social scene. Together, they adorn magazines and newspapers right, left and centre and make an envious couple. Domino is stunned when Brendan suddenly disappears, leaving her and their daughter, Kelly, to pick up the pieces and deal with the mess that was unfolding behind the scenes of their ... Read the complete review
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