Sometimes life is like a country and western song…Maureen O'Mara's had a lot of changes these last few years. She lost her beloved husband, Brian, had a fresh start by the seaside away from the family guesthouse and took up numerous new hobbies, the most recent being line dancing. She's ready to make one more big change too because she's met a man. Not just any man either. A man who makes her smile has her humming country music tunes and tapping her toes to the beat. He's also someone who understands the pain of losing a spouse.Maureen would like to keep things as they are but he's making noises about introducing her to his family and she can't put him off forever. He wants to meet her girls too but what happens when your children have their late parent on a pedestal? And what will the O'Mara girls have to say when they find out about their mammy's new manfriend's interesting erm, hobby?Find out in Maureen's Song.Book 7 in the Guesthouse on the Green

Read as a standalone story or, as Book 5 in the Guesthouse on the Green seriesTwo Christmases, two second chances. A heart-warming O'Mara family Christmas story. Roisin O'Mara has already suffered through a pre-Christmas, Christmas in London with her insufferable soon to be ex-mother-in-law and husband. Now with her son, Noah, and an unexpected extra guest in tow she's arrived in Dublin for her second Christmas. It's not just her family Roisin's looking forward to seeing though. She hasn't been able to stop thinking about Shay, the man she met on her last visit home.But the timing was wrong. It still is and she's not sure he's someone she should let get close. Everybody deserves a second chance at love though, or so her mammy says, but will Roisin miss out on hers?Cliona Whelan was a woman born before her time. She put her career before love in the days when a woman couldn't have both and success came at a cost. Then, a Christmas card arrives offering her a second chance, but is it too late?This year come and spend Christmas with the O'Maras. There'll be laughter, and tears, a roaring fire to curl up in front of, mulled wine and cake, lots of cake. 

A jilted bride to be, a woman with a secret past and a pesky red fox…Take a break you'll never forget at O'Mara's Manor House—the Georgian Guesthouse in the heart of Dublin's Fair City. Its cozy and elegant setting is where you'll fall in love with a cast of characters who'll stay with you long after you finish the book. Oh, and a full Irish breakfast is included.If Aisling O'Mara hadn't winged her way home to the Emerald Isle to take over the running of the family guesthouse she'd never have met Finn, and her heart wouldn't have been broken. She's been trying to put her life back together since he left, but now he's back and says he's sorry. Can she trust him again?Una Brennan's booked into the guesthouse she used to walk past each morning when she was a girl full of hopes and dreams for her happy ever after. She left Dublin more than fifty years ago vowing she'd never set foot in the city again. Why did she leave and what's brought her back?Meanwhile, the little red fox who raids the bins outside O'Mara's basement kitchen door at night would like to know why the woman in Room 1, cries herself to sleep each night.Witty, sad, and insightful with a touch of romance. Come and stay at O'Mara's.

Second Hand JaneWill the name inscribed in a children's storybook lead Jane to her happy ever after?This bestselling Amazon book takes you on a delightful journey into Northern Ireland's past in this romantic & humour filled, happy ever after tale.Being ShirleyBy fulfilling her late sister's dream, Annie Rivers is about to embark on a life changing journey.Pack your bags and travel to the Greek Islands in this gorgeous, sun drenched story about love, loss and finding where you belong.Sisterly LoveNobody's perfect are they? Rebecca Loughton's made a few cock-ups along the way. Of course, these wouldn't be so glaringly obvious if it wasn't for her golden haired older sister, Jennifer.A humorous romp about the misperceptions and rivalries between two sisters in a novel that transports you to the gorgeous, New Zealand coastal town of Akaroa.

when footloose and fancy-free jessica, a thirty-something writer, decides to follow her journalistic instincts and trace the story of a young girl for her weekly column in a dublin newspaper, she unwittingly embarks on a journey into northern ireland's tragic past.with her love of all things vintage, jessica jane baré is known as second-hand jane to her friends. hailing from new zealand, these days she's finding the grass is greener in dublin and not just because of all the rain. in fact, life would be sweet if it weren't for the reason she left home in the first place–her meddling mother. marian views jess's life in dublin as nothing more than a stop-gap until she meets mr right and he's taking his time. things look set to change, however, when jess meets the delectable nick, who ticks all of marian's boxes.in the meantime, jess's latest second-hand collectible–a children's book—gives her an idea for her column. deciding to track down the girl whose name is scribbled inside the...