Helpful Score: 3
This is such a well-written book with wonderful, fully-dimensional characterizations. Miss Agatha Mcgee is so familiar, I felt I actually knew her and I found myself so entirely invested in her trip to Ireland, hoping for love, at 68 years old. There is both a dignity and delight in this rich book. I have read that others compare this book (series) to Jan Karon's Mitford series -- in my opinion, it is at a much higher level and far more compelling than Karon's books.
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