Irish rebel Conor O’Byrne isn’t ready to marry, though it seems marital bliss is all around him. His older sister Deirdre wed to the strapping warrior Liam O’Toole, who won her heart in a single day. His twin sister Eva who is happily married and a mother of two...and Conor’s legendary parents, Ronan and Triona O’Byrne, whose love for each other has only grown stronger over the years.
Yet Conor wants to enjoy his freedom for a while longer and besides, no woman has ever moved his heart. At least not until a highborn captive whose entourage strayed into the Wicklow Mountains, is brought to the O’Byrne stronghold. A stunning beauty with sea green eyes that steal his breath from the moment she gazes tearfully upon him. An innocent bride-to-be of one of the most powerful and hated Norman barons in Ireland, which makes her an enemy, too. Why then can Conor not quell his impossible attraction to her as they await a ransom to secure her release?
On A Wild Autumn Morn is the sixth story in the acclaimed O’Byrne Brides series by bestselling author Miriam Minger. For fans of powerful heroes and spirited heroines, you don't want to miss this breathtaking romance set in medieval Ireland!
Genre: Historical Romance
Yet Conor wants to enjoy his freedom for a while longer and besides, no woman has ever moved his heart. At least not until a highborn captive whose entourage strayed into the Wicklow Mountains, is brought to the O’Byrne stronghold. A stunning beauty with sea green eyes that steal his breath from the moment she gazes tearfully upon him. An innocent bride-to-be of one of the most powerful and hated Norman barons in Ireland, which makes her an enemy, too. Why then can Conor not quell his impossible attraction to her as they await a ransom to secure her release?
On A Wild Autumn Morn is the sixth story in the acclaimed O’Byrne Brides series by bestselling author Miriam Minger. For fans of powerful heroes and spirited heroines, you don't want to miss this breathtaking romance set in medieval Ireland!
Genre: Historical Romance
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