Daughter of Ireland

I have read every Irish Eyes and my favourite is Lisa Hendrix's To Marry an Irish Rogue and Deb' Stover Mulligan Stew. But this ranks up there with those as being the best in this series.This is a warm wonderful tale of an Irish lass, Moya Mahoney, a lass of Eire. She loves the small village life and the closeness of its people. She keeps the traditions of Auld in her small village of Killarney, running a Bed and Breakfast... Read Full Review

When a Californian reads a book, she knows what she likes, and this is an A+!!! Moya Mahoney and Rory O'Brein can't stand eachother, but it hurts to be apart for one day. When Roroy's uncle dies, someone's going to have to get his home, but who? Rory can answer that, him. Moya's fear of the building she loves to become sawdust might come true, and when It does, Moya must learn how to forgive, and Rory must learn how... Read Full Review

When a Californian 10 year old reads a book, she knows what she likes, and this is an A+!!! Moya Mahoney and Rory O'Brein can't stand eachother, but it hurts to be apart for one day. When Rory's uncle dies, someone's going to have to get his home, but who? Rory can answer that, him. Moya's fear of the building she loves to become sawdust might come true, and when It does, Moya must learn how to forgive, and Rory must... Read Full Review

Once in a while, one picks up a book and when all is said and done, they know they've read one of the year's best. For me, "Daughter of Ireland", is that book. I've been an avid fan of cozy mystery writer, G.A. McKevett, so when I discovered she'd written a contemproary romance under the name Sonja Massie, I was thrilled to have yet another one of her stories to enjoy. Set in New York City and Gormloch, Ireland, "Daughter... Read Full Review

Daughter of Ireland is the third title in Jove's Irish Eyes series. It's a shining new series with writers whose talents sparkle when they write about romance on the Emerald Isle. In this particular one, Moya Mahoney has just lost a kind elderly gentleman who took her in when all her relatives died. She is alone again... that is until American Rory O'Brien shows up at her door looking like a soaked rat. Moya lives for being... Read Full Review