Title: Fresh and delightful romp
Product review: There is something very cinematic about the way Keady shows us the lives of his rural characters. You can see them and you can certainly hear them. I especially like the dry wit with which he lampoons the Catholic Church's stand on certain issues, like sex and welfare. While the village characters aren't particularly brilliant for the most part, they are never made fun of (except those who deserve it). Quite a refreshing novel.
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