A gorgeous, all-consuming saga from a rising star in women''s fiction

Tara Flynn has come a long way since she was a little girl growing up in the village of Ballygrace. Now mistress of Ballygrace House, the beautiful mansion overlooking the Tullamore countryside, Tara has everything she''s always wanted - security, a beautiful home, and the love of a good man. But the Irish have an expression - ''the two days'', meaning good and bad fortune. Tara may have everything she''s ever dreamed of, but can she hold on to it?

In Stockport, Tara''s dear friend Biddy has problems of her own. She too has escaped a troubled past and built a new life. But when her husband is seriously injured, Biddy must once again begin taking care of herself. As Tara''s half-sister arrives at her boarding-house, Biddy realises she''ll need eyes in the back of her head if she''s to keep both Angela and herself out of trouble . . .

A gorgeous, all-consuming saga from a rising star in women''s fiction

Tara Flynn has come a long way since she was a little girl growing up in the village of Ballygrace. Now mistress of Ballygrace House, the beautiful mansion overlooking the Tullamore countryside, Tara has everything she''s always wanted - security, a beautiful home, and the love of a good man. But the Irish have an expression - ''the two days'', meaning good and bad fortune. Tara may have everything she''s ever dreamed of, but can she hold on to it?

In Stockport, Tara''s dear friend Biddy has problems of her own. She too has escaped a troubled past and built a new life. But when her husband is seriously injured, Biddy must once again begin taking care of herself. As Tara''s half-sister arrives at her boarding-house, Biddy realises she''ll need eyes in the back of her head if she''s to keep both Angela and herself out of trouble . . .

A gorgeous, all-consuming saga from a rising star in women''s fiction

Tara Flynn has come a long way since she was a little girl growing up in the village of Ballygrace. Now mistress of Ballygrace House, the beautiful mansion overlooking the Tullamore countryside, Tara has everything she''s always wanted - security, a beautiful home, and the love of a good man. But the Irish have an expression - ''the two days'', meaning good and bad fortune. Tara may have everything she''s ever dreamed of, but can she hold on to it?

In Stockport, Tara''s dear friend Biddy has problems of her own. She too has escaped a troubled past and built a new life. But when her husband is seriously injured, Biddy must once again begin taking care of herself. As Tara''s half-sister arrives at her boarding-house, Biddy realises she''ll need eyes in the back of her head if she''s to keep both Angela and herself out of trouble . . .