book cover of Christmas Beyond the Sea
 

Christmas Beyond the Sea

(2026)
(The second book in the Irish Brides series)
A novel by

 
 
He was born to wealth and power. She was born to survive.

Edmund ‘Ned’ Winthrop has always been the black sheep of his prominent Boston family. Where his parents demand prestige and calculated ambition, Ned follows a higher calling, choosing charity and ministry over high society—even if walking this path of faith means risking his inheritance.

Fleeing the horrors of the Irish Famine, Fiona O’Brien arrives in America praying for a fresh start. Instead, she faces a new nightmare. Fiona is left carrying a scandalous secret that threatens to ruin the fragile sanctuary she is trying to build.

When Ned uncovers Fiona’s burden, his faith compels him to act. He risks his own standing to protect her, but the fiercely guarded Fiona refuses to become his charity project. As Christmas approaches, Ned must convince her that she doesn't have to carry her cross alone, and that God can turn her deepest shame into a beautiful blessing.

Tropes/Themes:
  • Faith

    Irish Famine

    Christmas

    Secret

    Different Classes


    Genre: Inspirational



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