The final book in The Irish Wolves trilogy!
Rowan is the youngest of the Byrne sisters, a sister-in-law twice over, Auntie to one, single, and hopelessly in love with a man twice her age. Raven and River found their forever afters – it wasn’t looking good for Rowan.
The final book in The Irish Wolves trilogy!
Rowan is the youngest of the Byrne sisters, a sister-in-law twice over, Auntie to one, single, and hopelessly in love with a man twice her age. Raven and River found their forever afters – it wasn’t looking good for Rowan.
Hugh O’Faolain is a retired Tulsa billionaire, father of two grown sons, a father-in-law twice over, Papa to one, and in love with a woman far too young. A woman he refuses to have a relationship with – but when she turns to another man…
Finding out that getting shot by a deranged stalker wasn’t the worst thing that could happen to Rowan… not good…
Contemporary Romance with intricately woven family relationships and adult situations, set in Oklahoma and Ireland.
Society’s most exclusive invitation…
Welcome to the Phoenix Club, where London’s most audacious, disreputable, and intriguing ladies and gentlemen find scandal, redemption, and second chances.
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Fiona Mahoney’s past returns to haunt her present as a prizefighter from her hometown becomes the only suspect in a gruesome, high-society murder.
No one in London knows what befell Fiona’s family back in Ireland.
At least, no one left alive.
An Unlikely Heroine
Robena has a place among the inhabitants of Dunnedin, the stronghold of the powerful MacKendimen Clan, and that is as a harlot in their village. Her life is her own and she finds meaning in the pleasure she gives and her work with the midwife and healer. The great wound she’d suffered in her past and the emptiness it caused within her will never be filled, but Robena does not allow that to control her. As the year’s end and its festivities and holidays approach, the news that a certain man will spend time here, and time with her, brightens her spirits in ways she cannot explain. And in ways, she dares not examine too closely.
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