Maggie Quinn thinks she has room in her head for only the helpless orphans in her care -- until Gordon Kincaid walks into St. Columba's. A proud So...
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Nov 13, 2009
Abby
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The blurs on the front cover from Diana Gabaldon says "This book has it all" and it's the books' biggest weakness.
Illegitimate, Irish-catholic, soon-to-be-a-nun heroine Maggie Quinn escapes Ireland at age 12 after witnessing the brutal murder of her father and then watching her mother die on the Atlantic crossing. Gifted with music (harp and fiddle [of course:]) and with children [of course:], Maggie is determined to become a nun and continue teaching and working in the or More...
Illegitimate, Irish-catholic, soon-to-be-a-nun heroine Maggie Quinn escapes Ireland at age 12 after witnessing the brutal murder of her father and then watching her mother die on the Atlantic crossing. Gifted with music (harp and fiddle [of course:]) and with children [of course:], Maggie is determined to become a nun and continue teaching and working in the or More...
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