Every criminal in Ireland wants what I’m holding.
In five weeks, I’m burning it in front of them. My father’s folio, three hundred families’ worth of secrets that kept me alive and priced. When it’s ash there’ll be nothing left to buy, and the last war for the Madigan name ends on the ground where it started.
But the folio was never the most dangerous thing I own.
That would be my three men.
Ronan, my husband. He’s raising a hall on my family’s burned ground out of stone the county’s feuds tore down, because he decided our wedding would happen there, and that man has never once failed to hold what he builds. He’s the floor this family stands on. I sleep with my hand flat over his heart, counting it slowing down.
Tiernan, who fed half of Clare into loving me one kitchen at a time, who talks me apart in the dark and calls it conversation. He’s feeding three hundred at the fire. He says the whole county’s coming. He says it like a threat, grinning.
And Cormac. Three years of after. Three years of a man holding himself one word away from me, keeping the account open on purpose. He’s drawn the contracts, priced the cords, planned every inch of it. He’s done waiting. God help anyone standing between that man and his wedding day.
The Sunday after the fire, I marry all three of them on my family’s ground, with a price on my head that goes up every week the folio doesn’t sell.
The market has until the second Sunday in June to take it off me, and every buyer in Europe is trying.
I was promised to one of them. I married him. This time I'm marrying all of us.
For the record. All three. For good.
Let them come to the wedding.
Irish Reign is the fifth and final book in the Kerrigan Mafia Series, a why-choose Irish mafia romance. The series is best read in order, starting with Irish Oath. Please check the trigger warnings on the author''s website.
This book contains:
In five weeks, I’m burning it in front of them. My father’s folio, three hundred families’ worth of secrets that kept me alive and priced. When it’s ash there’ll be nothing left to buy, and the last war for the Madigan name ends on the ground where it started.
But the folio was never the most dangerous thing I own.
That would be my three men.
Ronan, my husband. He’s raising a hall on my family’s burned ground out of stone the county’s feuds tore down, because he decided our wedding would happen there, and that man has never once failed to hold what he builds. He’s the floor this family stands on. I sleep with my hand flat over his heart, counting it slowing down.
Tiernan, who fed half of Clare into loving me one kitchen at a time, who talks me apart in the dark and calls it conversation. He’s feeding three hundred at the fire. He says the whole county’s coming. He says it like a threat, grinning.
And Cormac. Three years of after. Three years of a man holding himself one word away from me, keeping the account open on purpose. He’s drawn the contracts, priced the cords, planned every inch of it. He’s done waiting. God help anyone standing between that man and his wedding day.
The Sunday after the fire, I marry all three of them on my family’s ground, with a price on my head that goes up every week the folio doesn’t sell.
The market has until the second Sunday in June to take it off me, and every buyer in Europe is trying.
I was promised to one of them. I married him. This time I'm marrying all of us.
For the record. All three. For good.
Let them come to the wedding.
Irish Reign is the fifth and final book in the Kerrigan Mafia Series, a why-choose Irish mafia romance. The series is best read in order, starting with Irish Oath. Please check the trigger warnings on the author''s website.
This book contains:
- Why choose / reverse harem
Irish mafia romance
A poly wedding on burned ground
Touch her and die
Found family
Small town
The slow-burn hero, done waiting
Explicit steam
A hard-won happily ever after
Genre: Romantic Suspense
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