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An Irish Miracle

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An Irish Miracle is the story of Dillon and Alastar Connolly, young men separated by two generations and searching for their places in the world. From an Ohio farm to western Ireland and from the 1940s to present day, their journeys take them through peaceful countryside and personal challenges. The paths of these two young men cross in unexpected ways, never far from the people, the horses, and the lands they love. Dillon begins his part of the adventure with more than a little trepidation, but he soon finds himself drawn to the beauty of the Irish countryside, and the kindness of the Irish people he meets along the way. Alastar's gift and passion for horses leads him to Ballybrit, home of the world-famous Galway Racecourse . . . and the fiery redhead, Rita O'Reilly. Once you follow the emotional journeys of these two young men, you'll feel drawn to the Emerald Isle, just as they both were. And when five o'clock comes around, you just might find yourself searching for a well-poured pint of Guinness . . . or two.

410 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2012

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Rob Mahan

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Rob Mahan lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with his wife Linda and the two Schnauzers who are his constant writing companions. Inspired by a dream shortly after his only son graduated from college and moved across the country, An Irish Miracle is Rob's first full-length novel.

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February 11, 2013
"An Irish Miracle" is a lovely Irish tale. The storyline and characters are well developed and the book held my interest to the end. It was an easy, comfortable story in the manner of Maeve Binchy - a true "feel good" cozy read.
I received this books with the compliments of Goodreads First Read for my honest review.
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October 9, 2014
A fine ending to the frame story of Dillon Conolly. I hate to admit it, but I kinda felt like it would end this way. Nevertheless, I enjoyed the book. It's an easy read, and if you let yourself get attached to the characters, you will have a wonderful ride!
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