The third and final installment of the AGNES BROWNE saga follows the Dublin widow and her large brood all the way to Agnes's happy end. There is the usual tribulation: one son in jail, another in England and a grandchild to take care of. There is also the usual joy that comes from having a large family, a French boyfriend, and a ready wit. The children we've come to know

are in their twenties now and have split up to make it on their own in the world, until a tragedy brings them all back together again - and love keeps them that way forever. "Reads like Frank McCourt's ANGELA'S ASHES on Prozac...jaunty, charming...it's refreshing to enter O'Carroll's fun-loving, working-class Dublin world." (Entertainment Weekly)