Colin and the Concubine

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'Characters that jumpfrom the page with an entertaining and engaging plot ...Domhnall's novel tiesIreland to Istanbul in a surprising and hilarious way. The perfect antidote toa chilly winter.' ' ¿  Áine Toner, Editor, Woman's Way 'Full of Irish nostalgia. Hilarious, charming and a little bit bonkers¿ I loved it!' ¿ Jennifer Zamparelli, 2FM Colin Saint James hates his older brother, Freddie - and forgood reason. A true psychopath, Freddie has been hell-bent on destroyingColin's happiness since before he was born! Never one to admit defeat, Colinsearches for opportunities to get one up on his sibling, even justonce.   When the heats for the final ever Housewife of the Yearcompetition are announced, Colin sees his chance. The only problem is he needsa wife. Luckily, he lives next door to Navan's best-looking woman, Azra, whohappens to be single and anxious to get a ring on her finger. But Azra is alsoa Turkish concubine and she and Colin don't exactly see eye-to-eye over hernocturnal activities.   Will Colin be able to park his reservations about hisX-rated neighbour if it gives him the chance to emerge triumphant over Freddiefor once in his life?

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Hailing from Navan, Domhnall O'Donoghue works as an actor and journalist, dividing his time between Dublin, Venice and Galway, where he films TG4's award-winning series Ros na Rún. Domhnall has written for the majority of Ireland's leading newspapers and magazines, including the Irish Independent, The Irish Times and Irish Tatler Man. He also writes a monthly column in Woman's Way, the country's biggest-selling weekly magazine. His first novel, Sister Agatha: the World's Oldest Serial Killer, was published in 2016.

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