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Keera O'Quinn and Paddy O'Shea promised to never tell her family they were a couple, mostly because she worried about her cousin Emmet's reaction. Paddy was his friend but he was also known as a player, at least, in the past. Dating since Keera's final year at school until she went to America for the last two years of her college, they only just rekindled the fire when they have an argument resulting in their break up. Keera finds another but is never as happy as she was with Paddy and Paddy buries himself in work. When Emmet it in hospital, Paddy and Keera are faced with their unfinished business, though Keera's pregnancy scare with an ex-boyfriend could get in the way. A change of scenery is what they both need so when their favorite author is in Limerick, Paddy takes her to meet him, though Paddy has another reason to introduce her to T.S. Jameson. Strolling through town, hand in hand, Paddy and Keera share their secret desires, and tell each other something they've never told another living soul, all on the river Shannon.

After his rival stole the woman of his dreams, Trevor O'Quinn decides to focus his efforts on his studies. Final year Vocal Performance at Trinity College in Dublin is stressful enough, but when a chance meeting flares the feelings never quite quenched, Trevor realizes Cassie Doyle is still the woman he loves. But her dream has turned into a nightmare. Cassandra Doyle always cared for Trevor, ever since they connected over having American mothers. So when a masked stranger sweeps her off her feet at the Christmas Masquerade, she hopes it's him. But when Robbie McConaghy claims to be the man she fell in love with, she resigns herself to the fact Trevor would never be more than a friend. When Trevor, Cassie, and Robbie are cast in the musical drama department's production of the Phantom of the Opera as the three leads, Cassie comes face to face with a difficult choice, one that will affect all their futures. Trevor loves singing and to be cast in the title role of the production is the pinnacle of his college career. However, with Cassie's choice looming before them, Trevor knows they are approaching the point of no return and in Dublin fair city, their lives will change forever. **Though this can be read as a standalone, for the best reading experience, please consider reading Across the Irish Sea first!

Emmet O'Quinn, second born son of the O'Quinn sons is known far and wide as a playboy. After some shocking news, he knows he needs to put that behavior behind him if he has any chance at a bright, though scary, future. Happy with how he has been able to abstain, he starts to become more and more comfortable with his new identity. That is, until someone from his past shows up out of the blue and long buried feelings begin to surface. Mara McGrath is running from someone in her past and time is running out. She left London for her home in Ireland only to realize the threat is still near. Pursuing her singing career, she accepts a position in the south of Ireland but a chance meeting with Emmet O'Quinn, her sister's ex-fiancé, stirs feelings she believes she has no right to have. Ever since she was a little girl, Emmet was the unattainable idea of a man. When he and her sister broke up, her ideal persona of what a man was supposed to be was shattered, that is until she was faced with true evil. Can she give in to the feelings surrounding her and put his life in danger? Can she trust her new-found freedom and life to a man who hurt her big sister? One thing is certain, she never expected her life to begin anew when she went across the Irish Sea.

After losing his wife and unborn daughter in a horrific automobile accident, Lachlan O'Quinn swears off feeling anything romantic for anyone. Taking over his father's veterinarian practice in County Kerry after his retirement ten years later, Lachlan adjusts to his new life as a widowed country doctor at only thirty-eight. Dodging the old biddies who try to set him up with one or the other of their daughters, granddaughters or nieces, Lachlan successfully stays away from dating, love, and feeling anything below the belt. Until one night, when a particularly brutal storm rolls in from the sea, and with it, a exceptionally beautiful woman banging on his door well after midnight, begging for help. Corrine McDonnagh is running from her father's debts. He gambled *her* in a poker game with the heir to the London Mafia and when he lost, Corrine knows it's only a matter of time before they come for her. Running is the only thing she can think of, even if it means sacrificing her father's health and well-being. What she doesn't expect, is Hurricane Tyrone making landfall just as she makes it to a small town on the Irish coast. Her trusty companion; her Irish wolfhound, Oscar by her side, she attempts to navigate though one of the worst storms in Ireland's history. When a tree splits in half and the trunk pins Oscar down, unable to move, she tries to free her beloved dog and get him to safety but the wind and the weight of the wood is too much. Rushing to the lone cottage with a single lamp lit in the window, a sign to travelers the occupant was in the medical field, she hurries to the door banging on the solid frame, begging for help. She never expects the most handsome man she's ever seen to answer her cries. His toffee colored eyes, beautifully haunted and yet gentle, threatens to swallow her up, if Hurricane Tyrone doesn't beat him to it. Letting the strangely attractive woman and her dog stay overnight is one thing but when travel is impossible for the next few days, Lachlan needs to figure out who she is so afraid of and how to protect her, all while guarding his own shattered heart from her soft smiles, sweet caresses, heated kisses, and the song of heart's desire.*Possible trigger warning. Loss of wife and child, electrocution, and POW situations with PTSD*

*Not intended to be a standalone. To be read after Love Among the Shamrocks Collection*Emmet O'Quinn's life will never be the same. After he was shot and his wife left him, he chooses to leave Ireland for the land across the sea; America. Adjusting to his new life and raising his three year old son is harder than he thought it would be.