Kirjahaku

Raven is the first book in The Irish Wolves Trilogy, an Adult Contemporary Romance. Situations include burnt cookies, panty wedgies, pond parties, Oklahoma oil, good craic in Dublin, castle ruin exhibitionism... and a deranged dark web stalker lurking in the shadows waiting to smother - Every. Happy. Moment.Raven Byrne was half Irish, half Native American, and wholly devoted to her two sisters. Together, they started an interior design firm in Oklahoma, Triskelion Territory Designs. Getting hired to decorate Wolves Irish Pub & Eatery by Tulsa oil billionaire legends was just the opportunity the new business needed to boost its reputation. The three O'Faolain men were gorgeous and powerful... Norse Vikings in the 21st Century... Wolves. And one of them couldn't take his amber eyes off Raven.Bran was the oldest son of Hugh, the O'Faolain patriarch. He hired the Byrne sisters to oversee the Irish pub venture, a special project to commemorate Hugh's late father's life and legacy. What should have been a strictly professional relationship veered off course from the first disastrous meeting. Raven was the woman he had to have, not for one night or year, but forever.It was all romantic getaways, passion, and commitment for Raven and Bran - until it wasn't.Driven by vengeance for crimes laid upon his father, Samuel Delton was a darkly disturbed man whose sole goal was to ruin all chances of happiness for the men he hated most - starting with their women.

River Byrne currently runs an interior design company in Dublin, Ireland, with her two sisters. She grew up in Oklahoma, but drama in the family forced the Byrnes to relocate, and where one went, they all went. Fortunately, her older sister reunited with her boyfriend. Unfortunately, River is forced to endure nonstop interaction with his brother. Her obsession and the man who considered her his best friend.Patrick O'Faolain is the youngest son of Hugh, an Oklahoma oil billionaire. Pat worked hard and played harder. Socialites and Scotch were two of his favorite things-until River Byrne. She was the one woman who could make the jet-setting playboy run scared. He had no plans of risking his heart. His heart had other ideas.After following the O'Faolains to Ireland, Samuel Delton's game of cat and mouse had entered its final round. As a star of the Dark Web's King of Twisted Love stories channel, Sam's time for revenge needed its final chapter if he were to keep his fans happy. It was time to end his enemies. Permanently.

A slightly dark second-chance contemporary romance duology set in The Irish Wolves world, about a hospitality consultant hired to open a four-story club in the heart of Rome, Italy-and discovering that the club was only a front for what the sick and twisted owners had planned below it...Jo should have been leery when she found out the name of her client's new club- Veleno, poison in Italian. Each floor was an ode to snakes... foreshadowing 101.Josephine O'Connor was born and raised in Oklahoma but traveled the world for her parents' hospitality business. Jo jumped at the chance to spend months in Rome working on a colossal new club because it gave her less time to miss the man who tore her heart out- betrayal called four months ago, and unfortunately, she answered. As if losing her boyfriend wasn't enough, Jo found a mysterious room at her new job site- a room she was clearly never meant to see.Adding to her overflowing plate of bad decisions and work woes, a man from Josephine's past has returned, and his intentions are anything but platonic. He hurt her when she was eighteen. What does he want with her now?Thomas MacGregor was a brawny Scotsman, retired Royal Marine, owner of a successful security business, and a shadow of his former self. He worked, he spoke, he ate, but he wasn't living. Josephine had left him, blocked him so effectively from her life that he could barely breathe from missing her. After months of silence, Thomas discovered through mutual friends that Jo was acting strangely. What else could he do but book a flight to Italy and uncover what troubles had found her?Trigger warning note from the author: Josephine has references of SA. However, this book is all about love, friendship, forgiveness, and finding joy. For those of you who enjoyed the witty banter of the Byrne sisters in The Irish Wolves Trilogy, never fear, Raven, River, and Rowan still have plenty to say to their bestie, Jo This story might make you sniffle a few times, but it's guaranteed to make you smile.

Catriona missed the days when wilting gardenias and the unrequited love of her brother's best friend were the worst of her problems. That all changed when she had to add attempted kidnapping and being hit by a car to her r sum of woes.Catriona MacGregor may look like a wee redheaded Scottish fairy, but a precious pixie she was not. At only twenty-two, it felt like life was passing her by. She did two things with absolute dedication- moon over a man who still saw her as a little kid and work. Forget socializing outside the family. She did feel satisfaction in owning her own nursery and running it with an iron-green thumb, but bad things kept happening to her, and even her brother, Thomas MacGregor, who ran a security firm, couldn't keep her safe.Coll Barr was in trouble, and it began and ended with his best friend's much younger sister. Catriona had been a thorn in his side for years - and the star in every one of his dirty dreams for the past two. He lost one of his legs in Peru while on a job and only recently came out of his self-inflicted solitude. Now that Coll was close to Cat again, his life became all about evasive tactics until he found out that a dangerous criminal from his past was seeking revenge against him and possibly his family. Evasion quickly changed to close quarters. Now, he had to worry about an outside and an inside threat because if Thomas MacGregor ever found out Coll had feelings for Cat...Catriona is the final book in the Scottish Lions (unless Mirren MacGregor puts enough pressure on Anne Gregor for her own story).