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Faithful Place
Detective Frank Mackey, a senior detective with the Dublin Murder Squad, is making plans to leave his familiar life behind for a new start with his girlfriend. However, his departure is unexpectedly derailed when he discovers that Rosie, the woman he was supposed to elope with from their old neighborhood, Faithful Place, two decades ago, has disappeared. Rosie's vanishing act, occurring just as Frank was finally ready to move on, forces him to confront the unresolved past and the youthful promises he broke. His investigation compels him to return to the very streets and people he worked so hard to escape, uncovering a web of long-buried secrets. The plot delves into the heavy burden of history, the complex dynamics of family, and the powerful pull of home, even when it's fraught with pain and betrayal. Frank's search for Rosie reconnects him with his estranged brothers and the intricate, often bitter, relationships within his family and their tight-knit community. The story is compelling due to Frank's deeply personal stake in the case, his flawed and introspective character, and Tana French's masterful ability to create a rich, atmospheric setting that mirrors the emotional landscape of her characters. It's a narrative that explores how our origins shape us and the lasting consequences of choices made in youth, making for a poignant and suspenseful journey into the heart of a neighborhood and a man's past.
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Publisher
Hodder
Pages
434
Format
PAPERBACK
ISBN-13
9780340977620
ISBN-10
0340977620
Language
English
Published
2011-01-01
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