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Loading... Silver Weddingby Maeve Binchy
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. At points during this book, I questioned why I continued to read because I wasn't sure that I actually like the book. But the focus of one character per chapter bit worked and I enjoyed the depth of each chapter. The author also brought home everyone at the end and that worked for me too. It was a quick read and after thinking about it, a pretty enjoyable one as well. ( )The book takes some time to draw the reader in. As usual, Maeve Binchy provides colorful character descriptions. Although readers do not become invested in the characters until they are well into the novel. An occasion to celebrate, when Desmond and Deirdre Doyle must gather family and friends around them in remembrance of the twenty-five years of marriage they have shared. A moment of reckoning as an uneasy couple is forced to face a hapless daughter still struggling to become a nun...a son who prefers the bleak family farm in Ireland to London...the once best man, now Desmond's boss...Deirdre's bridesmaid, now a successful career woman...and their priest with his guilty secret. I like her writing style, she dedicates each chapter to a charecter. However, the last chapter doesnt do sufficient job of tying the story together no reviews | add a review
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