Book review: The Privileged

Six months after securing a book deal, Emily Hourican was diagnosed with mouth cancer. Now finished the treatment, she’s published a bestseller, writes Sue Leonard.

Sat, 21 May, 2016 - 01:00

Review: Sue Leonard

Emily Hourican

Hachette Ireland, €17.99; Kindle, €11.03

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Courts Arts Film & TV Books Emily Hourican The Privileged Ciara Doorley Place: Gatwick Airport Place: Brussels Place: south Dublin Place: London Person: Emily Hourican Person: Sue Leonard Person: Ciara Doorley Person: Emily Person: Stella Person: Laura Person: Amanda Organisation: Hachette Ireland

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