Avelrow Publishing
by Mairéad Kellan
After a spectacular public breakdown leaves former singer Fiona Doyle stranded between grief and disgrace, a Belfast parish choir of women carrying their own losses becomes the last place she expects to belong. As Fiona starts singing again, the group turns rehearsal into a stubborn kind of survival—and forces her to decide whether a ruined public life can make room for a truer one.
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After a spectacular public breakdown leaves former singer Fiona Doyle stranded between grief and disgrace, a Belfast parish choir of women carrying their own losses becomes the last place she expects to belong. As Fiona starts singing again, the group turns rehearsal into a stubborn kind of survival—and forces her to decide whether a ruined public life can make room for a truer one.
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