Description: The Guinness Girls: A Hint of Scandal by Emily Hourican In this bestselling page-turner, the three Guinness sisters navigate married life, passionate affairs and betrayal amidst the glamour and gossip of 1930s London and Dublin FORMAT Paperback LANGUAGE English CONDITION Brand New Publisher Description An utterly captivating insight into these fascinating women and the times they lived in ... its an absolute page-turner Irish IndependentMasterfully and glamorously told ... essential reading for history and gossip lovers alike Sunday Business PostAn enthralling tale that will dazzle and delight ... If you loved the drama of The Crown, then you will adore The Guinness Girls: A Hint of Scandal Swirl and ThreadEngrossing and page-turning ... I loved it Louise ONeillAs Aileen, Maureen and Oonagh - the three privileged Guinness sisters, darlings of 1930s society - settle into becoming wives and mothers, they quickly discover that their gilded upbringing has not prepared them for the realities of married life.At Dublins Luttrellstown Castle, practical Aileen has already run out of things to say to her husband. Outspoken Maureen is very much in love but feels isolated at the crumbling Clandeboye estate in Northern Ireland. And, as romantic Oonaghs dreams of happiness in London are crushed by her husbands lies, she seeks comfort in her friends - but can they be trusted?As the sisters deal with desire and betrayal amidst vicious society gossip, their close friends, the Mitfords, find themselves under the media glare - and the Guinness women are forced to examine their place in this quickly-changing world.Inspired by true-life events, The Guinness Girls: A Hint of Scandal is a dazzling, page-turning novel about Ireland and Britain in the grip of change, and a story of how three women who wanted for nothing were about to learn that they couldnt have everything. Author Biography Emily Hourican is the author of nine novels and one book of non-fiction. Her first novel, The Privileged, was published in 2016, became an instant bestseller, and wasshort-listed for the Best Popular Fiction Award at the Irish Book Awards that year. She then published three more works of contemporary fiction, the last of which, The Outsider, is beingdeveloped as a six-part TV series with Treasure Films, with Emily as screenwriter, supported by Screen Ireland.In 2019 she began writing historical fiction, and has since published four acclaimed, best-selling historical novels based on the Guinness and Kennedy families. The fifth, A KennedyAffair, will be published in October 2024.Emily is also an award-winning editor and journalist with the Sunday Independent,Irelands biggest-selling newspaper. Promotional In this bestselling page-turner, the three Guinness sisters navigate married life, passionate affairs and betrayal amidst the glamour and gossip of 1930s London and Dublin Long Description An utterly captivating insight into these fascinating women and the times they lived in ... its an absolute page-turner Irish Independent Masterfully and glamorously told ... essential reading for history and gossip lovers alike Sunday Business Post An enthralling tale that will dazzle and delight ... If you loved the drama of The Crown , then you will adore The Guinness Girls: A Hint of Scandal Swirl and Thread Engrossing and page-turning ... I loved it Louise ONeill As Aileen, Maureen and Oonagh - the three privileged Guinness sisters, darlings of 1930s society - settle into becoming wives and mothers, they quickly discover that their gilded upbringing has not prepared them for the realities of married life.At Dublins Luttrellstown Castle, practical Aileen has already run out of things to say to her husband. Outspoken Maureen is very much in love but feels isolated at the crumbling Clandeboye estate in Northern Ireland. And, as romantic Oonaghs dreams of happiness in London are crushed by her husbands lies, she seeks comfort in her friends - but can they be trusted?As the sisters deal with desire and betrayal amidst vicious society gossip, their close friends, the Mitfords, find themselves under the media glare - and the Guinness women are forced to examine their place in this quickly-changing world. Inspired by true-life events, The Guinness Girls: A Hint of Scandal is a dazzling, page-turning novel about Ireland and Britain in the grip of change, and a story of how three women who wanted for nothing were about to learn that they couldnt have everything. Review Quote Praise for The Glorious Guinness Girls - *A bright, pacy, readable account of the early lives of these extraordinary women ... fans of Downton Abbey will adore this - Sunday TimesA must for all Downton Abbey fans, The Glorious Guinness Girls is a gorgeous book, a captivating tale about a young girl caught up in the lifestyle of a family that continues to fascinate - the Guinness Family. A joy to read - Swirl and ThreadA captivating and page-turning novel about a fascinating family. Fantastic - Sinead MoriartyBridgerton fans will adore this - ScribblesbyKat Details ISBN1529352916 ISBN-10 1529352916 ISBN-13 9781529352917 Year 2022 Publication Date 2022-05-05 UK Release Date 2022-05-05 Imprint Hachette Books Ireland Place of Publication Castleknock Country of Publication Ireland Author Emily Hourican Language English Format Paperback Pages 560 Publisher Hachette Books Ireland DEWEY 823.92 Audience General NZ Release Date 2022-07-25 AU Release Date 2022-07-25 We've got this At The Nile, if you're looking for it, we've got it. With fast shipping, low prices, friendly service and well over a million items - you're bound to find what you want, at a price you'll love! TheNile_Item_ID:136111288;
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