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The Last Will of Moira Leahy: A Novel by Therese Walsh
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The Last Will of Moira Leahy: A Novel

by Therese Walsh

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Moira and Maeve are twin sisters. Moira's life is taken in a tragic accident and it seems that a piece of Maeve has died with her. Maeve purchases a dagger that reminds her of the time she spent playing with her beloved sister. Maeve decides that it's time to start anew and moves into a new apartment. The dagger holds more power than Maeve could have ever imagined. She soon learns that there are secrets revolving around her sisters death and it's up to her to find the truth.

This is an emotional account of the love between sisters. Magically written and beautifully told, this is a timeless story that captivates you, mind, body and soul. ( )
  bridget3420 | Oct 26, 2009 |
Enough. Just light enough. Just dark enough. Just perfectly balanced and just enough.
Maeve and Moira were twin girls who lived with their family on the Penobscot. They lived
with loving parents, an adventuring grandfather and good friends and neighbors.

Like so many twins they shared a special closeness, and even a language between just the
two of them. For years they had all that they needed in just themselves in the security of their
family. Time passes. Things change. A mothers well meaning choices came back to haunt them all. One
day, a boy came into their lives and things changed forever.

The story of how Maeve lived after the changes, and what happened to this loving family..
is entrancing, magical at times and filled with sorrow and loneliness. Just for a while.. and
then as they do, things changed. They changed because Maeve found a strength in her she didn't know she had.
She was prodded by her father to step out, step forward and to live. A wise man, he was. He set both of his daughters free.

Read this book. Highly recommended. ( )
1 vote mckait | Sep 27, 2009 |
I authored this book, so I shouldn't really give it a review. I'll tell you that I wrote it twice, though, and that it haunted me; I had to write it.

I hope you love this book, and that you feel as touched by Maeve and Moira's journey as I did.
  ThereseWalsh | Jul 3, 2009 |
An ambitious and beautifully writen story about two twins torn apart by tragedy and decite. Maeve Leahy struggles to be a whole person without her sister. She goes on an adventure to Rome in search of information about a mysterious sword she was compelled to bid on at an auction. The more she finds, the more she realizes she cannot move on without facing the past.
1 vote jdyorkbjork | Apr 14, 2009 |
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