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Cashelmara by Susan Howatch

ISBN: 9780140112139
Release Date: 29 Jun 1989
Average rating: (read by 4 members)

Categories: Modern fiction

This novel centres on Cashelmara, an ancestral home in Galway and follows the turbulent fortunes of an aristocratic Victorian family through half a century of romantic encounters and ill-advised liaisons. Susan Howatch's other novels include "Penmarric" and "The Dark Shore".

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	monika_a_a Full Review
	Rated it 10 months ago

A wonderful book, especially for bedtime. It has a soothing quality- slow, steady, calm. Read it long time back but do not want to give it to anyone!
Takes you back in time and maybe that lends it its serenity- knowing that whatever is happening in...

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	Rated it 3 months ago

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