Irish Fury
A steamy friends-to-lovers romance where buried secrets, unfinished business, and a dangerous shadow collide.
One kiss and she was hooked. Three years later, not so much.
Margaret “Mags” Morrow has mastered the art of appearances: bright smiles, quick wit, zero vulnerability. A talented embroidery artist studying in Dublin, no one knows about the financial strain tightening around her throat or the crumbling place she calls home.
Especially not Jonathan O’Faolain.
Long-time friend. Successful architect. The boy who kissed her like she mattered—then walked away without looking back.
For three years, they’ve pretended that night never happened. Mags moved on. Or at least learned how to ignore him. But Jonathan hasn’t forgotten. Not the kiss. Not the girl. And definitely not the way she’s suddenly slipping through his fingers.
Something isn’t right. Mags is hiding more than her pride, and Jonathan is determined to uncover the truth—even if it means tearing down every wall she’s built. But as old feelings ignite into something hotter, deeper, and impossible to deny, a dangerous shadow from her family’s past begins circling the one woman he can’t live without.
When secrets unravel and danger strikes, Jonathan must decide if he’s willing to fight for the girl he let go—or risk losing her for good.
Funny, steamy, and laced with suspense—Irish Fury is a second-chance romance for readers who love relentless desire, buried truths, and a love that refuses to stay forgotten.
Perfect for readers who love:
– Friends-to-lovers with unfinished history
– Heroes who won’t let her push them away
– Heroines hiding their struggles behind a smile
– Steamy romance with a thread of danger
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