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Always and Forever [Kindle Edition]

Cathy Kelly (Author)

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PRAISE FOR CATHY KELLY:

‘An absorbing heart-warming tale.’ COMPANY

‘The gap in the market left by Maeve Binchy packing away her laptop has been well and truly filled by Cathy Kelly…A soap opera of tears and laughter.’ DAILY MIRROR

‘Warm and delightful’ New Woman

‘Cathy Kelly’s new book is her most compassionate and compelling sor far.’ Irish Independent

‘Not only one but two likeable heroines… Kelly dramatises her story with plenty of sparky humour’
The Times

‘Totally believable' ROSAMUNDE PILCHER

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A Cathy Kelly classic - full of her trademark warmth and wit from the No. 1 bestselling author.

Fairy godmothers do exist, even in the tranquil hills of Ireland…

Once upon a time, in the beautiful town of Carrickwell, lived three women whose lives were mapped out: Ambitious Mel would have her career and her family; caring Daisy a child with the boyfriend who is everything to her; and hot-headed Cleo would finish her degree and step into the family hotel business.

Until the landscape shifted and it all came tumbling down.

But Carrickwell, nestled in the shadows of Mount Carraig, is an ancient, magical place. And when Leah, a woman with her own secret turmoil, opens the Clouds Hill spa, Mel, Daisy and Cleo are thrown together – and find the courage to discover what really matters to them, always and forever…

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Format: Kindle Edition
File Size: 750 KB
Print Length: 480 pages
Publisher: Harper (14 Mar 2011)
Sold by: Amazon Media EU S.� r.l.
Language English
ASIN: B004QWYZO0
Text-to-Speech: Enabled

Average Customer Review: 3.2 out of 5 stars See all reviews (8 customer reviews)

Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #14,475 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)

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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful

Formulaic chick lit 11 May 2007

By DubaiReader TOP 1000 REVIEWER VINE™ VOICE

Format:Paperback

There was nothing exciting about this book. Tediously formulaic, we spend the first 200 pages being introduced to Cleo, Mel and Daisy, each with their individual problems. They eventually meet at Cloud's Hill Spa, a luxurious retreat that has opened in their village. The proprietor, Leah, an impossibly perfect woman, is the catalyst who guides them to solve all their problems and move on in their lives.

A predictable, easy read, but not earth shattering.

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12 of 14 people found the following review helpful

Excellent,an enchanting read 24 May 2005

By A Customer

Format:Hardcover

Cathy Kelly reminds me of Maeve Binchy. But she does not just copy the style of Binchy , she builds on it.
Both authors have a great talent for capturing the spirit of todays modern woman in Irerland.
Three woman, all with diffrent pritoies , outlook on life and all living in the 'tranqiul' country area , outside of Dublin.
It follows the tale of these women, in a warm and wleocming story, with the superb balance of comedy and drama. There is the real bittersweet taste of Binchy in the novel, but with charctersation which I think is far better, and a lot of detail.
You finish this book thinking you know these women, feeling for them, and even wishing them well.
Certainly an excellent summers read, and highly recomended , paticualry now if you can get it in hardback, with a lovely lace bookmark it looks pride of palce on a bookshelf.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful

Oh So Boring 30 Jan 2010

By L Murphy

Format:Paperback

Of all novels ive read by Cathy Kelly, so far this one was my least favourite. I didnt like the story line and the characters were so unlikable, I mean all of them.

Bad tempered Cleo, her parents keep her out of all the plans for the hotel business, not suprising because she spends the whole novel shooting people 'looks that could kill' and loosing her temper over anything that doesnt go her way.

Daisy whos so unhappy she spends her time drinking wine and eating chocolate, shes so bitter throughout the novel that I honestly didnt want to read on. It was hard to sympathise with her, even though she's had such a rough time of it becuse she just comes across as such a sorry case.

We re subjected to every little detail of Mel's life from what her kids eat for breakfast to what underwear she can afford. Given that every other character in the book has had it so hard in life I spent the whole novel waiting for her to get hit by a train or a tree to fall on her head! But if you want to know every little detail about a mothers life, this is the character for you.

There was some parts of this book that reminded me of a Maeve Binchy book though. Dont get me wrong, I enjoy Maeve Binchy books, when there written by Maeve Binchy.

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