The Sandycove Knitting Circle

Publication date: 12/07/2026

Reader community: Shelf Care Club

The Sandycove Knitting Circle

Sian O'Gorman

RRP: £1.99

ISBN: 9781806581177

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Duration: 8 hrs, 30 mins, 12 secs

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344 pages

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472 pages

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Duration: 8 hrs, 30 mins, 12 secs

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What is "The Sandycove Knitting Circle" about?

Taking flight to Ireland and whole new world…

After losing her best friend Caitlin, Boston business owner Kerry-Anne Daly needs a change—fast. Discovering her boyfriend’s betrayal seals the deal. On impulse, she heads to Ireland and the seaside village of Sandycove, hoping for a quiet escape.

Instead, she finds something far better.

Drawn into village life, Kerry-Anne discovers thejoys of sailing with lively Sylvia and her charming brother Henry, braving the Forty Foot’s icy waters, and embracing the kind of laughter she thought she’d lost.

When a formidable group of local women ask for help turning their knitting circle into a business, Kerry-Anne dives in, uncovering both opportunity and long-buried secrets beneath Sandycove’s welcoming surface.

As friendships deepen and her confidence returns, Kerry-Anne begins to see a future she hadn’t imagined - one shaped by courage, community, and fresh possibilities.

Can she finally let go of the past and step into a new life? And why does Sandycove feel so much like home?

A story of knitting, sailing and finding your tribe on the other side of the Atlantic.

If you love this book try Sian's other fantastic books set in Sandycove Bay...

Praise for Sian O'Gorman:

'Utterly irresistible and joyful - the perfect summer read!' Faith Hogan

'A book with everything. A real 5 star read.' Claudia Carroll

'Delicious! An upbeat, witty read about friends, family and following your dreams.' Gillian Harvey

Who wrote "The Sandycove Knitting Circle"?

"The Sandycove Knitting Circle" was written by Sian O'Gorman.

Sian O'Gorman was born in Galway and now lives just along the coast from Dublin. She works as a radio producer alongside writing contemporary women’s fiction inspired by friend and family relationships.