Golden Years (O'Malley Novels (Forge Hardcover))
""[A] warm and wonderful tale...he tells his story with his Irish wit and inborn charm." --The Abilene Reporter-News on September Song"...a triumph of the steadfastness of this family. . . . Readers will eagerly anticipate the next installment..." --Romantic Times on Second Spring"A truly well-crafted read. . . . The O’Malleys are a wonderful Irish family, full of good humor and love..." --Romantic Times on September Song"Rich pages of family humor" --Kirkus Reviews on Golden Years"The true subject of Greeley’s series is Chucky and Rosemarie’s blissful marriage, which is as passionate as ever." --Publishers Weekly on Golden Years“Rich pages of family humor”--Kirkus ReviewsonGolden Years “The true subject of Greeley’s series is Chucky and Rosemarie’s blissful marriage, which is as passionate as ever.”--Publishers WeeklyonGolden Years “Always entertaining, Greeley’s O’Malley series is a triumph of the steadfastness of this family. . . . Readers will eagerly anticipate the next installment in this series chronicling the lives of this warm, witty family.”--Romantic TimesonSecond Spring“[A] warm and wonderful tale of Chuck and the rest of the O’Malleys. Greeley’s unique view of life and his passionate love affair with the Windy City shine through as he tells his story with his Irish wit and inborn charm.”--The Abilene Reporter-NewsonSeptember Song“A truly well-crafted read. . . . The O’Malleys are a wonderful Irish family, full of good humor and love, against the backdrop of a very trying era in American history.”--Romantic TimesonSeptember Song“Pulled me in instantly and never let go. . . . Youwillwant to read the next one. . . . Greeley certainly made me laugh.”--Chicago TribuneonYounger Than Springtime“The leisurely, enjoyable sequel to Greeley’sA Midwinter’s Taleagain follows the O’Malley family of Chicago. . . . By the end, where Greeley skillfully ties up one plot line as he keeps the other aloft for the next book, readers may discover that they, too, have been romanced--by an expert storyteller.”--Publishers WeeklyonYounger Than Springtime"The true subject of Greeley's series is Chucky and Rosemarie's blissful marriage, which is as passionate as ever." (Publishers Weekly)"Rich pages of family humor" (Kirkus Reviews)--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.