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The Last of Summer

by O'Brien Kate

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Travelling through Ireland, French actreee Angele Maury abandons her group of friends and takes herself instead to picturesque Drumaninch, the birthplace of her dead father. She has come to make sense of her past, and is absorbed into the strange, idiosyncratic world of her cousins, the Kernahans. Self-conscious with her pale, exotic beauty, Angele finds herself seduced first by the beauty of Ireland and then by the love of two men, as history threatens to repeat itself in a perfectly structured psychological love story.

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It is 1939, the last summer before the outbreak of war. French actress, Angele Maury, finds herself in Drumaninch, the birthplace of her dead father, Tom Kernahan. She braves the world of her cousins, uncle, and aunt. But is there some mystery surrounding the past?

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