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The Lost Letters of Aisling

by Cynthia Ellingsen

The Lost Letters of Aisling

by Cynthia Ellingsen

In "The Lost Letters of Aisling," a poignant journey unfolds as Rainey honors her grandmother's dying wish to return to Ireland, the homeland she abandoned after World War II. There, in the storied halls of Aisling Estate, Rainey uncovers a trunk filled with letters that reveal seventy years of secrets. These correspondences chronicle the life of a young girl, Evie, and her best friend Harding McGovern during post-war Dublin—a time of celebration and hardship. As Evie stands by Harding amid rumors of black market dealings, a tale of unwavering friendship and hidden truths emerges. Rainey's discovery leads to an understanding of her grandmother's past and illuminates the power of forgiveness and the importance of preserving memories.

  • Historical
  • Fiction
  • Drama
  • Family
  • Friendship
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