The Baby Trail - Sinead Moriarty

Being a member of readitswapit.com I often find myself swopping books I have never even heard of and Sinead Moriarty was an author I can't remember ever hearing about let alone seeing one of her books about but I read the introduction and thought this would be an interesting read and I was right. In the first book of a three part series we meet Emma and James Hamilton a couple in their early thirties who have been married for just over a year and are now planning to introduce a baby into the equation. Emma is happy in her job role as a make-up artist and her husband is happy enough in his role of trainer for Leinster Rugby Squad. They both make the ...  Read the complete review

Just lately I seem to be stumbling across a number of wonderful Irish writers and I've just discovered another one - Sinead Moriarty! I have just read The Baby Trail which I believe was her first book and is also the first in a series about a young couple - Emma and James Hamilton - and their quest to have a baby. I found it was a brilliant read from cover to cover and it was the sort of book that I really did not want to put down. The subject matter is really quite sensitive as anyone who is trying for a baby will soon tell you. The book follows Emma's total obsession with wanting to have a baby - all the highs and lows although there are significantly more ...  Read the complete review

A book for when the biological clock starts ticking just a little bit louder. The Baby Trail is the first in a trilogy of books following Emma Hamilton; a perfectly normal married woman who faces problems trying to have a baby. Each book can be read on its own but all three together form a fantastic heart warming story which really doesn't follow the plot you would expect it to at all. *Emma* At the start of the book Emma is like any other woman who expects it to all be so easy; 'come off the pill in December, have sex, be pregnant in January, have the baby in September, get a personal trainer in for November and have my figure back and the baby in ...  Read the complete review