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My Lynch's Holiday

Written by: Catherine O'Flynn
Narrated by: Joe Simpson
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Eamonn Lynch stares at the letter announcing the imminent arrival of his father, Dermot. His first thought is: I’ll make an excuse, I’ll put him off. But it is too late. Dermot is already here, in southern Spain, and soon he’ll discover that Eamonn lives in an unfinished building site; that Laura’s left him; and that it’ll be just the pair of them for two long, hot weeks. Eamonn doesn’t seem to know what to make of his father’s arrival. Swept up in Eamonn’s British expat neighbours’ ceaseless barbecuing and bickering, both father and son slowly discover the truth about each other and the family past. But at the same time they uncover a shocking, unacknowledged secret at the heart of this beleaguered community.

©2014 Catherine O'Flynn (P)2014 Oakhill Publishing Genre Fiction Literary Fiction
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Critic Reviews

"A comic genius ... entertaining and often thoughtful" (Daily Mail)
"Delightful ... a rare love story between a father and a son" (Sunday Telegraph)
"An awesomely talented writer" (Jonathan Coe)
"O'Flynn writes with brilliant wit and warmth about people cast adrift in contemporary wildernesses, and the resolution between father and son is surprising and satisfying" (The Times)
"The charm of this story of the skill and pathos with which the touching father and son relationship is portrayed. Subtle, clever and thoroughly enjoyable" (Sunday Mirror)
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