Hildy Dannaher Goes Off Script
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- ISBN8994890417
- EAN9798994890417
- Date de parution09/02/2026
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- ÉditeurGroupe Business Thérapie
Résumé
Hildy Dannaher has got to get it together. Between her high-profile divorce, the sale of her home, and the looming deadline for the most important script of her career, she doesn't have time for a coffee break, let alone a nervous breakdown. But when she discovers her late mother's memory box, Hildy's long-suppressed need for answers quickly overshadows everything else in her life. Realizing she must address the gaping holes in her own story before she can move on with writing another, she flies halfway around the world to the tiny sea-side village where her mother was raised.
The L. A. to County Kerry culture shock is real, but she soon feels a connection to this, her ancestral home. She's charmed by the land, its people, and even her unexpected sheepdog roommate, but her focus remains on the questions that brought her here: Who is Hildy's father, and what happened nearly forty years ago that caused her pregnant mother to flee Ireland, never to look back? The problem with going off script is she has no way of knowing if there will be a happy ending, or if she'll end up more heartbroken than ever.
The L. A. to County Kerry culture shock is real, but she soon feels a connection to this, her ancestral home. She's charmed by the land, its people, and even her unexpected sheepdog roommate, but her focus remains on the questions that brought her here: Who is Hildy's father, and what happened nearly forty years ago that caused her pregnant mother to flee Ireland, never to look back? The problem with going off script is she has no way of knowing if there will be a happy ending, or if she'll end up more heartbroken than ever.







