Gracie - Coyle, Caitriona
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A powerful and captivating story of newly-wed young Gracie and her husband, Jim Logue, who struggle to find their footing when they move to a small Irish village. Quickly they become targets of their scheming, neighbours Ann and Nevin, pub owners too, who are vehemently opposed to any competition. Despite unwarranted hostility from the outset, Gracie finds success as a teacher and starts a knitting circle in the village. Personal trouble comes too when she struggles with postnatal depression, and the spiteful villagers who threaten her teaching job and her life in the community. And yet,…mehr

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A powerful and captivating story of newly-wed young Gracie and her husband, Jim Logue, who struggle to find their footing when they move to a small Irish village. Quickly they become targets of their scheming, neighbours Ann and Nevin, pub owners too, who are vehemently opposed to any competition. Despite unwarranted hostility from the outset, Gracie finds success as a teacher and starts a knitting circle in the village. Personal trouble comes too when she struggles with postnatal depression, and the spiteful villagers who threaten her teaching job and her life in the community. And yet, Gracie prevails, battling against all odds and the relentless onslaught of jealous vindictive Ann, who cannot bear to see Gracie trying to better her family standing in the village. Then a treacherous opportunity presents itself, bringing a bittersweet end to a challenging and turbulent journey that would change their lives forever.
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Caitriona Coyle was born and raised in a small village in Donegal. After attending college in Dublin, she taught English and Religion in a suburban secondary school there, for 30 years. Taking early retirement in 2012 gave her the freedom to concentrate on writing.The Big Smoke Writing Factory helped her find her voice, convincing her that "Gracie" was the story she really needed to tell. It's historical fiction, literary style, set against the background of post civil war politics and the austere climate of de Valera's Ireland.The story is based on her parents' early years together and the ill fate that befell them then.