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Book: The House Where it Happened

Martina Devlin has changed as a novelist and as a newspaper columnist. She spoke to Sue Leonard about her new book which is “a cracking good story”.

Book: The House Where it Happened

Sun, 28 Sep, 2014 - 01:00

Martina Devlin

Ward River Press, €16.99;

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