However, the unconventional arrangement does not please everyone, especially Moira, a nosy social worker who is convinced that Frankie would do better in a foster home. Declan and Fiona, and their infant son and a slew of eager babysitters, including Signora, Aidan, and Frankie’s devoted grandparents, Josie and Charles, who are also old friends. Hat, who has more free time than he can use Frankie’s first friend, Dr. He is fortunate to have a supportive and capable circle of friends, family, and neighbors: Lisa, a classmate who has been unlucky in love, moves in with him to help him care for Frankie around the clock his American cousin Emily, who was always there to give him a boost the recently retired Dr. But Noel can’t do it on his own as a single father who is also fighting his own demons. When Noel discovers that his ex-girlfriend, who is terminally ill, is expecting his child, he agrees to become her guardian once she is born. Minding Frankie is a standalone novel by Maeve Binchy. Soon after, the clinic becomes an essential part of the community, and Clara must decide whether to leave a place where bravery is rewarded, lives are saved, and humor and optimism prevail over self-pity and greed. However, she has assembled a wonderfully diverse staff that is dedicated to assisting their demanding, frequently challenging patients. She already has a lot on her plate, including two difficult adult daughters and the unwelcome attentions of her ex-husband. Clara Casey accepts the difficult task of establishing the inadequately funded clinic for a year. Heart and Soul by Maeve Binchy is a tale about the patients, staff, and friends of a heart clinic in a community caught between the old and new Ireland.ĭr. The outcomes are not as anticipated when a childless London woman comes to Whitethorn Woods and begs the saint for assistance, and when one man is offered compensation for his land but has a personal reason to save the well. Some people consider it to be a location of genuine spiritual power that requires protection Others believe it is merely a magnet for superstitions that can be easily sacrificed. Ann’s to talk about their hopes and fears. Ann’s Well’s fate is at the center of the conflict. Everything in the small Irish town of Rossmore is changing. When a new road threatens to cut through Whitethorn Woods, everyone has a passionate opinion about whether the town will benefit or suffer. Maeve Binchy Synopses: Whitehorn Woods by Maeve Binchy is a standalone title. If You Like Maeve Binchy Books, You’ll Love… Sister Caravaggio was edited by Peter Cunningham and contained contributions by Binchy, Mary O’Donnell, Neil Donnelly, Cormac Millar and Peter Sheridan. Notes: London Transports was also published as Victoria Line, Central Line.

Scarlet Feather by Maeve Binchy