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Mairéad Kellan

Women's Fiction

Mairéad Kellan is the Avelrow identity for Reinvention Fiction—emotionally observant fiction about the relationships, decisions and private turning points that reshape an ordinary life.

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Reinvention Fiction · Women's Fiction / Reinvention Fiction

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Women's Fiction / Reinvention Fiction

A Choir for Broken Women

Mairéad Kellan

After a spectacular public breakdown leaves former singer Fiona Doyle stranded between grief and disgrace, a Belfast parish choir of women carrying their own losses becomes the last place she expects to belong. As Fiona starts singing again, the group turns rehearsal into a stubborn kind of survival—and forces her to decide whether a ruined public life can make room for a truer one.

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Reinvention Fiction

After the Last School Run

Mairéad Kellan

The last school run began with a lunchbox Maggie Byrne could not bring herself to throw away. It sat on the passenger seat of her car at twenty past eight on a wet Tuesday morning, pink plastic gone cloudy at the corners, one hinge cracked, the faded sticker of a cartoon fox half-peeled from the lid. There was nothing inside it except a folded kitchen towel and the stale ghost of apple slices, but Maggie had washed it twice the night before, dried it with the good tea towel, and set it by the kettle as though Aoife might come downstairs half asleep and ask where her blue jumper was.

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Reinvention Fiction

Marrowglass After Closing

Mairéad Kellan

The cracked blue teacup was waiting on the coffin as if the dead woman had set it down herself and nipped out to scold the caterers. Nobody admitted seeing who put it there. Nobody admitted anything at Marrowglass House unless admission came with a tax advantage, a photographer, or a solicitor present. Mairéad Callan noticed it first because she had spent forty-two years noticing the thing everyone else tried to look past.

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