Meeting Point, by Roisin McAuley
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From the dazzling coastline of the French Riviera to the haunting beauty of Fairhead Rock in County Antrim, Roisin McAuley takes the reader on a gripping, twisting, turning journey to the heart of human relationships. When Claire Watson meets John Rock on holiday, the attraction is instant -- but so is the feeling they have met before. Uneasy memories from a decade earlier begin to surface, but when past and present finally collide, Claire is unprepared for the astounding consequences...
Meeting Point, by Roisin McAuley- Amazon Sales Rank: #510576 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-05-24
- Released on: 2015-05-24
- Format: Kindle eBook
Review 'She writes with the uncluttered style of a journalist and yet presents stories with visual and dramatic expertise... A real page turner' Nottingham Evening Post -- Nottingham Evening Post 20050625 'The perfect book to lose yourself in this summer' Time 4 U magazine -- Time 4 U 20050701 'This is a must-read... A gripping, twisting tale' Essentials -- Essentials 20050901 'Enough intrigue, mystery and sharp turns to keep readers turning pages' Sunday Tribune -- Sunday Tribune (Dublin) 20050619 'McAuley is particularly strong when writing about the bonds of friendship... There are plenty of subplots to keep the reader hooked, too... [and] McAuley's careful plotting comes to a surprising climax' Belfast Telegraph -- Belfast Telegraph 20050625 'McAuley uses her knowledge of policing and her skill at gathering facts to create a story that's both light and absorbing. Her characters are convincing and her dialogue rings true. It's a novel that will find a place on many a beach towel over the summer months' Belfast Telegraph -- Belfast Telegraph 20050625 'Roisin McAuley's second novel Meeting Point is a great rollicking read, and qualifies as a page turner... Seasoned as it is with the intertwining stories of love, friendship, and betrayal, the story moves back and forwards from Belfast to the South of France with seamless effort... A natural storyteller, Ms McAuley...uses her obsevations of human nature to draw us all into the story' Irish Independent -- Irish Independent 20050625 'It is a great holiday page-turner with sinister twists and amusing turns, as well as a few heart-warming moments... Enthralling' Belfast News Letter -- Belfast Newsletter Group 20050623 'Engrossing, and hard to put down...one can never be certain what will happen next... A gripping tale, with as many twists and turns as a country lane' Oxford Times" -- Oxford Times 20050623
About the Author Roisin McAuley grew up in a big family in a small town in County Tyrone in the 1950s, went to a convent boarding school, and then to Queen's University, Belfast, to study history. She joined the BBC in Northern Ireland as a newsreader and announcer, going on to become a reporter for BBC programmes such as Spotlight, Newsnight, Panorama and File on 4. She has also produced and directed television documentaries for ITV and Channel 4 and written and presented programmes on BBC Radio 3 and 4. She lives in Reading with her husband, Richard.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. fascinating romantic suspense By A Customer Her long time friend Isabel persuades Claire Watson that the two of them accompanied by her son Sam, his cousin David, and the adults' pal George need to vacation on the French Rivera like Cary Grant did in To Catch a Thief. On her French holiday, Claire meets John "Rocky" Rock. They are attracted to one another, but as she falls in love, she keeps thinking they met before, but where or when remains initially elusive.However, as they spend time together, memories of a decade earlier in Northern Ireland surface of a broken marriage leading to a suicide off the cliffs that some believed was spousal homicide. As George acts jealous and angry, Claire ponders whether her Rocky might be that same killer from ten years ago?This character driven fascinating romantic suspense feels like a cross between To Catch a Thief and Suspicion. Claire's mixed feelings make for a fine tale as she struggles with her growing love for seemingly kindhearted and charming Rocky while beginning to think he is the same person who got away with murder near her hometown. Fans will enjoy this exciting thriller of love and mayhem in the south of France.Harriet Klausner
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Romantic Suspense By Lincs Reader Roisin McAuley's writing has been compared to Maeve Binchy, I do see some similarities, maybe it's because they are both Irish? They certainly do have some things in common, the main thing being the ease at which the reader is drawn into the story.Meeting Point is a romantic suspense story. Solicitor and single mum Claire is holidaying in France with her best friend and their two sons. The story opens as Claire is forced to dive into a ditch to avoid being knocked down by a sports car on a quiet country lane in France. The driver is most apologetic, and he also charming, very attractive and English. Dr John Rock or 'Rocky' as he is known insists on driving them back to the camp site and invites them all to visit his music bar in nearby Nice. It's clear that there is a spart of attraction between Rocky and Claire, but Claire also feels that she has meet him before. The story goes back 8 or so years, to the time when Claire's marriage was crumbling, when she was still a serving officer in the RUC, back in Northern Ireland. Yes, Claire and Rocky's paths have crossed before; when she was investigating the mysterious death of his wife.This is real comfort reading, not heavy or in depth, but a great plot that rattles along nicely. The characters are likeable, if sometimes a little predictable and there are a couple of huge coincidences along the way. On the whole, a nice easy read.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Synchronicity and Seduction with a playful touch By Clare McAdam This is a perfectly enjoyable, enticing novel that evokes a sense of mystery with the past catching up to the present. A degree of suspension of incredulity may be required, given the coincidental encounters and events but this isn't an intellectually demanding tome. Characters are realistic enough within their individual stereotyped frames. The female protagonist, Claire is appealing in her somehow bumbling and self-effacing ordinariness. There is bit of Hardy Boys in the young boys' detective role play but it's all in good fun and segues into a satisfying ending where just desserts are served up and good things come.Pleasant diversion, good for an easy weekend.
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