The Teacher At Donegal Bay
Author: Doughty, Anne
ISBN: 9780008330996
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Year First Published: 2019
Pages: 300
Dimensions: 197mm x 128mm x 20mm
Format: Paperback / softback
Description:
‘An engaging story of opportunities lost and refound’ Express
Can love help her through the most difficult decisions?
Prepare to be spirited away to rural Ireland in this stunning new saga from Anne Doughty.
When Jenny McKinstry is offered a new post as the Head of English at her Belfast school she’s elated! Yet she can’t help but feel conflicted about the position.
With all those around her mounting the pressure to start a family and her husband’s career about to take off, Jenny feels bound by an overwhelming sense of duty.
Will she be able to support her husband’s ambitions and land her dream job…
Previously published as A Few Late Roses.
Readers LOVE Anne Doughty:
‘I love all the books from this author’
‘beautifully written’
‘would recommend to everyone’
‘Fabulous story, couldn't put it down!’
‘Looking forward to the next one.’
ISBN: 9780008330996
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Year First Published: 2019
Pages: 300
Dimensions: 197mm x 128mm x 20mm
Format: Paperback / softback
Description:
‘An engaging story of opportunities lost and refound’ Express
Can love help her through the most difficult decisions?
Prepare to be spirited away to rural Ireland in this stunning new saga from Anne Doughty.
When Jenny McKinstry is offered a new post as the Head of English at her Belfast school she’s elated! Yet she can’t help but feel conflicted about the position.
With all those around her mounting the pressure to start a family and her husband’s career about to take off, Jenny feels bound by an overwhelming sense of duty.
Will she be able to support her husband’s ambitions and land her dream job…
Previously published as A Few Late Roses.
Readers LOVE Anne Doughty:
‘I love all the books from this author’
‘beautifully written’
‘would recommend to everyone’
‘Fabulous story, couldn't put it down!’
‘Looking forward to the next one.’
