'This a beautifully crafted and poignant book, a unique and engaging perspective on two very different women, set against the vividly drawn backdrop of the Troubles in Ireland. Convincing and compelling, it will move you on many different levels. An impressive follow-up to Emily Hourican's other outstanding novels' -- Alison Weir
'Resonant and compelling, it brings its complex subjects vividly to life. I loved it' -- SJ Bennett
'Glittering, gripping and sharply observed, A House In Winter is a riveting page-turner. I devoured it!' -- Evie Woods
'A captivating novel which explores a fascinating episode in Irish history. Seamlessly blending fact and fiction, Emily Hourican weaves a compulsive tale of two very different women at a pivotal moment of their lives. Just like the leading ladies of her novels, Emily Hourican never disappoints' -- Hazel Gaynor
'Beautifully written, wonderfully drawn characters, and a hugely engrossing story from one of our very best writers - stunning' -- Andrea Mara
'Atmospheric, evocative and beautifully told. A captivating story of two women caught between duty and desire' -- Louise O'Neill
'No woman is an island. Emily Hourican reminds us how much we are all connected and how women from all walks of life are usually just doing their best with the cards they've been dealt. A terrific yarn. The perfect fire-side read' -- Lynda Marron * author of Last Chance in Paris and The Bridge to Always *