Catherine Dunne Books

At a time like this

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Four women gather to celebrate their friendship. A quarter-century of intimacies shared, betrayals survived, differences reconciled. But tonight, the complex web of spouses, lovers and secrets that...

At a time like this

By Catherine Dunne

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Four women gather to celebrate their friendship. A quarter-century of intimacies shared, betrayals survived, differences reconciled. There is Claire, with her unsuitable men; Nora, the perfect hous...

The Years That Followed

By DUNNE CATHERINE

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The years that followed

By Catherine Dunne

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"Acclaimed international bestseller Catherine Dunne's thrilling U.S. debut novel in the spirit of Elena Ferrante about two wronged women bent on revenge at all costs"--

Something like love

By Catherine Dunne

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Heart of Gold

By Catherine Dunne

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UNCONSIDERED PEOPLE: THE IRISH IN LONDON.

By Catherine Dunne

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Te wszystkie nastepne lata

By Catherine Dunne

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La meta di niente

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Se stasera siamo qui

By Catherine Dunne

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