The Moon Over Kilmore Quay - Review

Bea received her Time Capsule letter from a grade school teacher- it seems to be sending her messages.  Like reconnecting with her best friend Bea rarely talks to. 
Bea convinces her other best friend and business partner,  Katrina, to visit Stephanie.  They find her depressed,  self loathing and heartbroken.  Stephanie's one again and off again boyfriend announced his engagement- to another woman. 
Katrina and Bea drag Stephanie out of her gloom. 
Thanks to a case at work,  Bea finally has a reason and motivation to go to Ireland- the granddaughter and daughter of Irish immigrants.  She can finally meet her mother's estranged family  - Bea's mother died when she was a toddler.  
The girls jump on a plan and embrace their adventure.  
Family. Bravery. Love. Forgiveness.  This story sucks you in. 
The positive female friendships of both Bea and her mother were the best part. Non judgemental,  encouraging and loving support - the heartbeat of the story.

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