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I enjoyed this book, Sharon Owens always has a unique slant on modern, N. Irish living. But, to be truthful I did enjoy the Tearoom on Mulberry Street better.
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Like Maeve Binchly in style. You'll love Johnny "Hollywod" Hogan who owns the ballroom.
Set in Ireland and woven from the lives of those connected with a ballroom/dance hall in Belfast. Owens does a lovely job with characterizations. I'm enjoying her work and hope she continues!
A feel good warm and fuzzy assortment of love stories that will charm you.