Gripping, emotional and uplifting – a novel about the true power of friendship.
'A superb writer – the Irish Jojo Moyes' Irish Examiner
The simple fact of the matter is that Iris loves life. Maybe she's forgotten that. Sometimes that happens, doesn't it? To the best of us? All I have to do is remind her of that one simple fact.
Monday morning starts like any other – until Terry discovers her best friend Iris has gone missing. Finding her takes Terry, Iris and Terry's confused father Eugene, into an extraordinary journey – one that will change all of their lives. And, along the way, what should be the worst six days of Terry's life turn into the best.
Because friendship teaches us all to be brave. And, sometimes, the rules are made to be broken.
About the Author :
Ciara Geraghty was born and raised in Dublin. She started writing in her thirties and hasn’t looked back. She has three children and one husband and they have recently adopted a dog who, alongside their youngest daughter, is in charge of pretty much everything.
Review :
Praise for Rules of the Road:
‘Rules of the Road had me laughing and crying on the same page…such a talented writer.’ Patricia Scanlan
‘Very funny, very moving and utterly unsentimental…as Terry discovers what makes life worth living.’
Irish Times
‘A genuine feel-good hit […]Geraghty's tightly wound adventure is as touching as it is entertaining’ Independent
‘A book to be shared, a book to be cherished … an homage to the strength of friendship and a celebration of life in all its colours’ Mairead Hearne, Swirl and Thread
‘Tender, funny, and heartbreaking… Ciara Geraghty is a wonderful writer’ Hazel Gaynor
‘Infused with warmth, humour and human understanding. An homage to life and fantastic friendships, this book will warm the cockles of your heart.’ Justine Carberry, Sunday Independent
‘Funny, gentle, compassionate and wise’ Anne Cunningham, Meath Chronicle
Acclaim for Ciara Geraghty:
‘A superb writer… the Irish Jojo Moyes. Her books are beautifully written, and infused with warmth, humour and human understanding.’ Irish Examiner
‘A touching, tender, often funny story about love in all its messy, uncertain glory . . . with a hero who will find a place in your heart. Julie Cohen on Now That I’ve Found You
‘You will feel all the feelings – we can't remember the last time we rooted for two characters quite as much.’ Heat
‘I loved it. I thought it had such heart and depth, and the characters were so real. I genuinely didn't want it to end.’ Lucy Diamond on Now That I’ve Found You
