Brianna Concannon is the kind of innkeeper who doesn't mind the harsh winters of Ireland-and the empty bed-and-breakfast that comes with them. But this year, a famous American author needs a quiet place to stay while writing his next book.
A charmer whose easy smiles mask a guarded past, Grayson Thane plans to spend the cold winter alone. But his lovely landlady adds a complication he never expected. She's exactly what he's looking for in his heroine. And soon Grayson and Brianna will learn that sometimes fate has a plan of its own. Sometimes, fire can be born in ice...
“The pace of the book is smooth and even, and the writing captures the charisma and earthy charm of Ireland and the gentleness of its people.” -Publishers Weekly
“This book kept me interested right through to the end. Read this on a rainy night-you'll be right in the thick of it.” -The Romance Reader
Brianna Concannon is the kind of innkeeper who doesn't mind the harsh winters of Ireland-and the empty bed-and-breakfast that comes with them. But this year, a famous American author needs a quiet place to stay while writing his next book.
A charmer whose easy smiles mask a guarded past, Grayson Thane plans to spend the cold winter alone. But his lovely landlady adds a complication he never expected. She's exactly what he's looking for in his heroine. And soon Grayson and Brianna will learn that sometimes fate has a plan of its own. Sometimes, fire can be born in ice...
“The pace of the book is smooth and even, and the writing captures the charisma and earthy charm of Ireland and the gentleness of its people.” -Publishers Weekly
“This book kept me interested right through to the end. Read this on a rainy night-you'll be right in the thick of it.” -The Romance Reader
| BN ID: | 2940169586657 |
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| Publisher: | Brilliance Audio |
| Publication date: | 05/25/2007 |
| Series: | Irish Born Trilogy Series , #2 |
| Edition description: | Unabridged |
As I was studying the list of Rita-winning books in preparation for this great adventure in romance reading, I noticed an anomaly. From 1989 to 1996, the Romance Writers of America’s RITA Award included winners of the “Best Romance” of the year. Then again, in 1998, an award called was “RWA’s Favorite Book” was given. […]
