Years We Kept Each Other

At ninety-three, Bríd Lacey has decided to sell her house. Her family, naturally, has other ideas.When Bríd asks her grandson Conor to take the old kitchen clock off the wall, he assumes she wants help with another small repair. Instead, she announces a plan that will unsettle the people who have built their lives around her front door.For Conor, Maeve and the wider family, a house full of memories is about to become a question none of them can avoid: what do we keep, what do we let go, and how do we make a home for the years still to come?Told with the humour, stubbornness and tenderness of everyday Irish life, The Years We Kept Each Other is a novel about changing families, chosen futures and the quiet courage of letting the people you love move forward.Because home is not only the place you return to. Sometimes it is the person who opens the door.