| Author: | Joan Maguire | ISBN: | 9780992596446 |
| Publisher: | Joan Maguire | Publication: | December 13, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Joan Maguire |
| ISBN: | 9780992596446 |
| Publisher: | Joan Maguire |
| Publication: | December 13, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Who could go past some of the world's Crooners to use in a book so in this book Michael Buble, Harry Connick Jr, Tony Bennett, Nat King Cole, Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra all contributed some of their song titles to the story. In fact, a combined total of 2,916 song titles have been used to make this story possible... Bingsie grew up as an only child in a very affluent family and had everything he wanted, except love. One Christmas, on a walk around his home town, he stops to look at an empty cottage where a blue eyed stranger talks to him. He goes home to find his parents fighting again, so he leaves. Leaving his business partner in the head office, he travels the world visiting all their other business offices, After three years away, he is suddenly summoned back to head office. But why would they want him back when everything is running smoothly. Follow the story with Bingsie as he tells a young couple about what he goes through after he walks out on his parents and starts traveling. Meet some of the people he deals with on the way and travel with him through the ups and downs in his life, especially after he falls in love with Joanna; but she has a secret and leaves him to go home for family reasons. Will he ever meet her again? From an old girlfriend he meets in Paris, he learns about two forms of kidney diseases and how the press can turn an innocent action into a nightmare. When in Ireland, he uncovers a family secret with the help of Donegal, a Leprechaun. But is that all he uncovers from the Leprechauns and what has a stranger, who walks into the tavern and speaks Gaelic to the tavern owner, who then has to translate the message to Bingsie, got to do with him? Was this stranger the same person who had spoken with him before at the empty cottage and what do the messages that he gave him mean? Is this stranger all he seems to be, or is he someone else?.... Dawn from Newark, Delaware in the United States of America writes: "Joan Maguire's Books are very nice, I enjoy reading them so much, they are hard to put down!! Especially when she does one about Bonjovi and their songs!!! If I can say, it is worth every penny, when you buy one!!! The Books make nice presents, for a person whom loves to read!!! I can guarantee that you will LOVE these books, because I do!!!!!!!!!... see more testimonials at the end of this book.
Who could go past some of the world's Crooners to use in a book so in this book Michael Buble, Harry Connick Jr, Tony Bennett, Nat King Cole, Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra all contributed some of their song titles to the story. In fact, a combined total of 2,916 song titles have been used to make this story possible... Bingsie grew up as an only child in a very affluent family and had everything he wanted, except love. One Christmas, on a walk around his home town, he stops to look at an empty cottage where a blue eyed stranger talks to him. He goes home to find his parents fighting again, so he leaves. Leaving his business partner in the head office, he travels the world visiting all their other business offices, After three years away, he is suddenly summoned back to head office. But why would they want him back when everything is running smoothly. Follow the story with Bingsie as he tells a young couple about what he goes through after he walks out on his parents and starts traveling. Meet some of the people he deals with on the way and travel with him through the ups and downs in his life, especially after he falls in love with Joanna; but she has a secret and leaves him to go home for family reasons. Will he ever meet her again? From an old girlfriend he meets in Paris, he learns about two forms of kidney diseases and how the press can turn an innocent action into a nightmare. When in Ireland, he uncovers a family secret with the help of Donegal, a Leprechaun. But is that all he uncovers from the Leprechauns and what has a stranger, who walks into the tavern and speaks Gaelic to the tavern owner, who then has to translate the message to Bingsie, got to do with him? Was this stranger the same person who had spoken with him before at the empty cottage and what do the messages that he gave him mean? Is this stranger all he seems to be, or is he someone else?.... Dawn from Newark, Delaware in the United States of America writes: "Joan Maguire's Books are very nice, I enjoy reading them so much, they are hard to put down!! Especially when she does one about Bonjovi and their songs!!! If I can say, it is worth every penny, when you buy one!!! The Books make nice presents, for a person whom loves to read!!! I can guarantee that you will LOVE these books, because I do!!!!!!!!!... see more testimonials at the end of this book.
