"Hurt the mother, and you make an enemy of the son." -- Old French Proverb "PART THRILLER, PART LOVE STORY ... It's hard to resist turning the pages." -- TELEGRAPH "Books are often described as "page turners" but this is very true of `Ghosts in Sunlight' . . . Once started the reader will find it very hard to put down." SOUTHSIDE NEWS
"Browne has a talent for drawing us into her characters and situations ... this is a real page turner." - IRISH NEWS
Spanning the years from 1980 to 1995
In this uncertain world of passion and pain, the ambition of Marian Barnard's grown-up son, Phil, is to shape his own life, find his own dream, and to secure the lasting fulfilment so cruelly denied his parents.
But when another tragedy hits his mother so needlessly, Phil decides to exact a hard revenge on the perpetrator ... And in doing so, he displays the same determination and ruthlessness as his French grandmother, Jacqueline Castineau .
Until he makes a flying visit to Stockholm, and meets Rena Olsson, a beautiful and enigmatic Swedish girl, who captures and softens his heart.
A seductive blend of thriller and love story, which mingles suspense, drama and romance, taking the reader on a fast-paced international tour, stopping off in London, Massachusetts, New York, Stockholm and Rome
"Ghosts in Sunlight in combining a fast-paced tale involving vast sums of money, immense power, women both wounding and wounded, and a variety of credible male characters - from the enigmatic young man, Phil Gaines - to the traumatised Vietnam veteran Jimmy Overman ... an excellent book." -- BOOKS IRELAND
