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Time warp Romance is beautifully drawn in a tale of two couples whose lives overlap, a century apart

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June 06, 2025

Time is layered in Northern Irish writer David Park's latest novel.

- Rachel Seiffert

The past ever present, it underpins but also threatens to undermine the two protagonists. The story opens in present-day Belfast, with Alex, a man caught up in wedding plans. He loves Ellie, but doesn't love all the fuss over venues and seating plans. The pair are visiting the Manor House, a grand hotel outside the city; Ellie has her heart set on the boathouse by the lake for their reception, and wants Alex to feel the same excitement. This first chapter finds him distracted, though.

Impatient with deadlines and invitations, but also keen just to be married; more specifically, to let go of his old life and his old pals from his single days.

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