Description
Ella Brady sets out to create a documentary about Quentins, a legendary Dublin restaurant that has become woven into the fabric of the city's social and cultural life. Through her investigation, she discovers that every table holds profound stories of love, betrayal, and redemption—tales belonging to both familiar faces from Binchy's previous novels and a cast of compelling new characters. As Ella peels back the layers of the restaurant's history, she uncovers the hidden sorrows and secrets of its proprietors, Patrick and Brenda Brennan, forcing her to grapple with an ethical dilemma: should some stories remain untold? In this masterful novel, Binchy weaves together interconnected narratives that celebrate the transformative power of human connection while exploring the delicate balance between truth and discretion. Quentins is a poignant meditation on memory, community, and the stories that define us.
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Published Jan 1, 2003
403 pages
ISBN: 9780752849522
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First Published
2003
Language
en
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