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    Mugs and Monasteries

    By Cait O'Sullivan

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    Orchids, alpacas, lost monasteries. What secret lies here?

    When orchid hunter, Evie Bourke stumbles across a near deserted monastery deep in the Burren, she has no idea she’s the first person alive to have seen it. All she knows is that life went a bit strange and was getting more bizarre by the minute.

    Meeting alpaca farmer Aiden Dunne over a pint of Guinness, she is struck by his resemblance, yet to whom, she can’t quite remember. Aiden is searching for Munster Abbey for his family was connected to it for generations, culminating in the disappearance of his relative, the then Prior.

    What happened all those years ago? Who or what is ‘the Wanderer’ and, more to the point, what does he want?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMusa Publishing
    Release dateOct 24, 2013
    ISBN9781619376700
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    Cait O'Sullivan

    An Adams Media author.

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