Review
'Gillece handles her subject with delicacy and insight.' '...its hard to believe such an assured offering is a debut'. (Books Ireland )
‘…wonderfully sensitive … rises head and shoulders above most Irish novels of recent years’ (Irish Independent )
‘Gillece writes vividly, capturing the essence of ordinary lives turned upside down by unavoidable dilemmas … highly impressive and assured writing’ (Evening Herald )
‘…wonderfully sensitive … rises head and shoulders above most Irish novels of recent years’ (Irish Independent )
‘Gillece writes vividly, capturing the essence of ordinary lives turned upside down by unavoidable dilemmas … highly impressive and assured writing’ (Evening Herald )
Product Description
Henry and Elena had it all, until he lost everything on a foolish investment and she let the ghosts of her past seep into their marriage.
Meeting Adam, her former lover, at a class reunion, Elena suddenly finds herself caught up in a storm of memories, unearthing questions about a past that has not been faced and a relationship that was wrenched apart.
But while Elena reconciles herself to what really happened in Spain that summer, Henry is at home struggling with a crisis of his own… (20050405)
Meeting Adam, her former lover, at a class reunion, Elena suddenly finds herself caught up in a storm of memories, unearthing questions about a past that has not been faced and a relationship that was wrenched apart.
But while Elena reconciles herself to what really happened in Spain that summer, Henry is at home struggling with a crisis of his own… (20050405)
About the Author
Karen Gillece is 30 years old and lives in Dublin. Karen is a trained lawyer, 'Seven Nights in Zaragoza' is her first novel.
