Bogmeadow's Wish by Terry Kay

Bogmeadow's Wish by Terry Kay

grandfather, Finn Coghlan, he has one instruction: Let my ashes blow in the wind. He also has the tender memories of his grandfather's exaggerated stories of Irish wonder and magic stories of leprechauns and legends and the mysterious power of fate. But he does

not have the story of why his grandfather left Ireland as a young man.

Mesmerized by his romantic vision of Ireland, Cooper begins his search with a charming, down-on- his-luck Irish actor. He is also unprepared for the presence of Kathleen O'Reilly. As Cooper hunts for his grandfather's ghost, the landmarks and the fate of the Irish that Finn Coghlan talked of magically brings Cooper and Kathleen together. Yet, there is a truth between the two of them that not even the enchanting tale of Finn McCool and Sally Cavanaugh can resolve. For that, Cooper must use the one gift bestowed on him as a child by his grandfather

Bogmeadow's wish.

Bringing Lottie Home, The Runaway, Shadow Song, and the now-classic To Dance with the White Dog, which was twice nominated for the American Booksellers Book of the Year Award and won the Southeastern Library Association Book of the Year Award, are among Terry Kay's works. Terry Kay has four children and seven grandchildren after 44 years of marriage. Georgi, he lives in Athens.