Contemporary Ireland Romance

Laura hat ihren Job in Deutschland verloren und würde am liebsten den ganzen Tag im Pyjama verbringen. Doch ihr reicher Bruder schickt sie kurzerhand nach Irland, wo er an einem traumhaften Küstenstreifen mal eben so eine kleine Burg gekauft hat. Laura soll diese als Feriendomizil herrichten und ist wenig begeistert: Kalte Duschen, widerspenstige Handwerker und die herrische Pub-Wirtin machen es ihr in dem kleinen Fischerdorf anfangs ganz schön schwer–und dann ist da noch ihr gutaussehender Nachbar Jack, der scheinbar ganz eigene Pläne hat…

All-American girl Charlotte never imagined she'd be living in an Irish castle with her best friend, Jo. But with the recent inheritance, new husband, and surprise pregnancy, Jo finds herself leaning on Charlotte heavily. In fact, when Charlotte arrives, she's surprised by the fact that Jo is leaving her in charge of managing the building addition at Moroney Whiskey alone for four weeks.

Dating online is never easy, especially after a failed relationship that was built from online dating. Sheri Douglas had almost given up on finding her soulmate, but her best friend Marlie told her to give it online dating another try. With walls thick has a nuclear reactor building, she took Marlie's advice.

In the picturesque town of Ouray, Colorado, nestled amidst the snow-covered peaks, Aaliyah Evans, owns Sugar & Spice, a local bakery renowned for its delectable treats. She's had her heart broken too many times to count and made up her mind that she wasn't looking for love again. One snowy December evening, Madden Griffin, a high-powered attorney who had left Ouray for college in New York, walks into Aaliyah's bakery. He's back in town after his father's passing to help his mother.

Step into the charming world of small-town romance. An enchanting anthology that transports readers to a place where love blossoms amidst the backdrop of tight-knit communities and picturesque settings. This collection of heartwarming stories is a delightful celebration of love, friendship, and second chances.

Meet Ian Callaway and catch up with two popular Callaway siblings, Emma and Burke, in this charming and fun Callaway novella that will sweep you away to Ireland in a tale of romance and adventure.

Cloverdale is a quaint little town in the heart of the Midwest, where everyone knows each other's name and the pace of life is slow and steady. It's the kind of place where nothing much ever happens, but that's just the way the locals like it. But when new resident and big city transplant, Emma, arrives in town to help run her aunt's struggling diner, she quickly realizes that small-town life is not as idyllic as she thought. The locals are skeptical of outsiders, and the diner is barely staying afloat.

Now that his mother is gone, all Ronan Walker has left are the wonderful stories of her youth in Ireland, and he’s drawn to the land of his ancestors. There, he meets Fergal Walsh, who works at Ronan’s aunt’s bookstore. A love of literature facilitates a fast friendship between the two men, and even though Ronan cannot deny the potential - and his desire - for more, he cannot see a future for the two of them when he leaves Ireland. Fergal must persuade Ronan to give school in Dublin a chance - and convince Ronan his heart has already found its home.

What do you do when the man you are still in love with is dating someone new? It had been two years since Christie Blake experienced the devastating heartbreak of leaving the love of her life all because she thought he'd betrayed her. Now, Jamie Westbrook finally tells her that he had been in love with her the entire time. Once back in contact, he tells her how much he loves her, but he's in a bad relationship with now girlfriend, Patricia Long. But Christie is the woman he still wants to spend the rest of his life with.

I knew the moment I saw her that she was meant to be mine. Except, we are all wrong for each other. Complete opposites. I’m a widower and CEO of my own company in Dublin. She’s a California girl with sunshine in her heart and fire in her hair. Our chemistry is off the charts - electric and dangerous.