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File Size: 4530 KB

Print Length: 496 pages

Publisher: Forge Books; Reprint edition (October 28, 2008)

Publication Date: October 28, 2008

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Language: English

ASIN: B001FA0PV8

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It is Christmastime in little Ballybucklebo and the doctors, Fingal Flahertie O' Reilly and his young assistant, Barry Laverty find themselves in the thick of things as usual. A former classmate of O'Reilly's has set up a practice in town and employing less than scientifically proven practices causing stress to both of our heroes--first for the possibly harmful but definitely non-helpful methods but also, in Barry's case, worry that the small town cannot support three full time doctors. There are the usual sniffles and coughs of the winter season with which to deal but also a home delivery of a breech birth and the discovery that the local dressmaker is less a heartless employer than she presents herself. Then, too, there is the burning of put away Christmas money of the widow Eileen who struggles to put something by for the three children she wishes Santa to visit.Other than the professional, we find our men in the throes of romantic quandaries as well. Barry's girl, Patricia, who has embarked on a three year course of study in far off Cambridge, England appears to be quite engrossed in her new studies, her new friends and the offerings of an academic town and its proximity to London, where even more cultural and social opportunities exist. She seems less than Barry would hope in keeping her promise to return to Ireland for Christmas. This worries Barry that there may be another man and he wonders if he should perhaps think about finding a new interest, such as the young teacher in town. He is heart-sore and anguished, believing Patricia is the one and she, perhaps, not feeling the same about him.Fingal, on the other hand, long a widower, who is still deeply in love with Dierdre, finds himself wondering if he should take up the pretty clear offer of a second chance with Caitlin O'Halloran, the love of his student days. He'd been dating when he met Dierdre and she, Kitty, had never married. Now, she is back in his life and he is enjoying her company. Should he commit more deeply? Is it time to move on?Lastly, there are all the community dos--the big pageant where the children reenact the Christmas story--I laughed out loud for several minutes as that rolled out before my mind's eye! O' Reilly plays Santa passing out gifts to each of Ballybucklebo's chisellers. ( My Dad used that term for us kids and I never understood it. I couldn't figure out how we had chiselled anything. Through these stories I realize it is an Irish expression for kids! He must have gotten it from his Irish born mother, who died before I was born.) And the marvelous Kinky, Mrs Kinkaid, provides some of the food on the baquet tables.Not to be forgotten, there are the two more fancy gatherings--party at Ballybucklebo House, home of the local Marquis and the party at the Councillor's, Bertie and Flo Bishops. These on Christmas morning after roast goose and Midnight Mass the night before. All culminates with Christmas dinner at One Main, where Kinky presents a roast turkey, a roast ham and all the fixings. No wonder Fingal needed his Santa pants let out and Kinky tried, to no avail to put him on a diet before all the holiday feast began.And so, the year of 1964 is coming to an end for our friends. The Canadians have a new flag--the maple leaf--I remember when that happened. Catholic Masses would soon be said in the vernacular--a decision I always hated-loving the elegance of the Latin Mass. What will 1965 bring for them? I cannot wait to see in the next installment of Patrick Taylor's wonderful series.

Although this book rates a 4, it is not quite up to par with the first two books in the series. There is a little too much repetition from previous books, as if the author has a checklist handy to make certain each character says and does certain things in every single book. Mr. Taylor is in danger of turning his beloved characters into caricatures of themselves.That said, there were certainly many enjoyable moments. Also interesting were the two, shifting POVs between Barry and Fingal. The previous books were mainly told through Barry's POV. It was a nice switch, especially as Fingal grows more serious about Kitty and the reader is now privy to his inner thoughts and feelings.This was the first time I didn't like Barry in spots. I understand why he was upset with Patricia, but a little disappointing that he would so quickly consider being unfaithful. Why is it as soon as a man falls in love with a woman, he then wants to change her? Guess what? Once she changes, she won't be the girl he fell in love with (and, yes I know, some women are guilty of this, too). Despite the happy ending, something tells me we haven't seen the last of the schoolteacher.I liked learning about all the Irish and Ulster Christmas traditions. The tradition of sending the letters to Santa up the chimney reminded me of my niece when she was young. She had a Barney Christmas video where he sent his letter to the North Pole on a gust of wind. That year my niece was determined to do the same. When she let go of the paper, my sister distracted her while I ran to grab the list before it could blow away. (You see, she didn't let us look at what she had written before sending it. Ha ha!)

I am a thorough Patrick Taylor fan, which means Fingal, Berry, Kinky, Kitty and Patricia are now fast friends. Taylor does an excellent job of weaving medical and community realities together. He remarks in the afterword that he found joy in writing this series after his earlier work on the Irish “Troubles.” That is one of the reasons I enjoy these books so much. As we live through our modern stressed community (I am writing in December 2017) it is good to remember when communities were more civil and reach for ways to recover that civility without needing to go back to the good old days. Enjoy the read and the characters of Ballybucklebo.

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