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Lord of the Dance
Lord of the Dance
Author: Andrew M. Greeley
High in the cold skies above China, Daniel Farrell flew alone. He was a spy pilot on secret surveillance. It was to be his last mission... When the news of his loss was reported to his family, the rich and influential Farrells of Chicago, they mourned him, tucked away private memories, and let the years bury what was too painful to face...until ...  more »
ISBN: 24671
Pages: 397
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Publisher: Warner Books
Book Type: Hardcover
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Helpful Score: 2
How anyone could read this book and see the adult Farrells as the primary characters is beyond me. Noele Marie Farrell is the embodiment of a teenager, fey, funny, nosy and lively. This book made me love Andrew Greeley and wish he were MY parish priest - and I'm not even Catholic. I saw so much of myself in Noele that I was finally convinced I was a normal girl. I highly recommend this novel.
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very good
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Irish epic
guyfarmgirl avatar reviewed Lord of the Dance on + 248 more book reviews
The proud owners of a construction empire, the Farrells rose from the poverty of Ireland's bogs to the heights of Chicago society. One son is now a priest-and a television personality. Another is an ambitious professor about to run for governor. And there's a granddaughter, the lovely red-haired Noele, fated to destroy the family's glistening veneer of success-and discover their history of betrayal, tortured love, and murder...
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The proud owners of a construction empire, the Farrells rose from the poverty of Ireland's bogs to the heights of Chicago society. One son is now a priest - and a television personality. Another is an ambitious professor about to run for governor. And there's a granddaughter, the lovely red-haired Noele, fated to destroy the family's glistening veneer of success-and discover their history of betrayal, tortured love, and murder...
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Great story - one of Greeley's best. Lots of good Irish intuition, mystery & intrigue, and a story of coming home.
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a Greeley love story


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