Love In Row 27
by Eithne Shortall
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Pub Date 1 Jun 2017 | Archive Date 13 Jul 2017
Atlantic Books | Corvus
Description
What happens when Cupid plays co-pilot?
Still reeling from a break-up, Cora Hendricks has given up on ever finding love. For herself, that is. To pass the time while working the Aer Lingus check-in desk at Heathrow, Cora begins to play cupid with high-flying singles.
Using only her intuition, the internet and a glamorous flight attendant accomplice Nancy, Row 27 becomes Cora’s laboratory of love. Instead of being seated randomly, two unwitting passengers on each flight find themselves next to the person of their dreams – or not.
Cora swears Row 27 is just a bit of fun, but while she’s busy making sparks fly at cruising altitude, the love she’d given up on for herself might have just landed right in front of her…
A Note From the Publisher
For fans of Cecelia Ahern and Marian Keyes comes a delightful, romantic and feel-good novel about finding love in flight.
Advance Praise
‘Fresh, fun and very charming. I really loved it’ – Marian Keyes
‘A delightful, fresh debut novel that will keep you turning the pages. Hugely entertaining!’ – Patricia Scanlan
‘The
perfect read for your holiday’ – Chris Manby
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781786492036 |
| PRICE | £7.99 (GBP) |
Featured Reviews
Claire M, Reviewer
I really liked the idea of this book, working at the Aer Lingus check-in desk and acting as matchmaker on flights by seating people in certain seats, i.e. Row 27, and it really worked, I loved the story.
Cora was the flight check-in attendant playing matchmaker and her friend, Nancy, a stewardess, helped push things along once on the flight by giving free drinks and chatting to them more. Cora was just passing through this job until she decided what she wanted to do. Her Mum had worked there for many years so it was comfortable and everyone knew her. Her Mum unfortunately now had dementia and was in a home/research facility and was slowly getting worse every day which was really sad and it effected Cora a lot, but the matchmaking distracted her, sometimes to the point of obsession.
There are a variety of side characters that I really liked, regular passengers and people working at the airport. I especially liked Aiden and Ingrid who were regular passengers and also really central to the story, especially Aiden.
I loved the way one strand of the story was about Cora and her life, and the other about the matchmaking she tried to do on the flights with a variety of characters, so we get snippets of their story too. It originally sounded like quite a light story but actually had so much more depth with her Mum and her dementia.
A really impressive debut for Eithne Shortall and I look forward to reading more of her books in the future.
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