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000245818 1001_ $$aBinchy, Maeve,$$d1940-2012.
000245818 24510 $$aTara Road /$$cMaeve Binchy.
000245818 260__ $$aNew York, N.Y. :$$bDelacorte Press,$$cc1998.
000245818 300__ $$a502 p. ;$$c25 cm.
000245818 520__ $$aTwo women--one American, the other Irish-- trade houses for the summer and the resulting change of scenery helps them remake their lives. The American is Marilyn of Connecticut, mourning the death of her son, the Irish woman is Ria of Dublin, a mother of two, whose husband had an affair and made the woman pregnant. By the author of The Glass Lake.
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000245818 650_0 $$aWomen$$zNew England$$vFiction.
000245818 650_0 $$aFemale friendship$$vFiction.
000245818 650_0 $$aHome exchanging$$vFiction.
000245818 651_0 $$aDublin (Ireland)$$vFiction.
000245818 655_7 $$aRomance fiction.$$2lcgft
000245818 655_7 $$aDomestic fiction.$$2lcgft
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