For the first time in my life, I wasn't running.
I had a home on the west coast of Ireland and three men who loved me.
Then somebody put a price on it all.
No guns and no demands. Just a letter on expensive paper, naming a number for everything my family runs in this county, right down to my father's folio, a book of secrets that could hang half the powerful men in Ireland. The money behind the letter is so far away it doesn't have a face. It buys what it wants, and everyone knows what happens to families who refuse to sell.
We refused. This family has buried every enemy that ever came at it with a gun.
Nobody ever came at it like this.
Now houses are burning, and people we love are being taken, and there's nobody to fight, because you can't put a bullet in a bank account.
But they made one mistake when they priced this family.
They forgot to count the men.
Ronan hasn't slept a full night since the letter came. He runs this county, and the last man who forgot that went into the sea. This enemy doesn't have a body, and it's driving him somewhere I can't follow.
Tiernan keeps the whole house fed and laughing like nothing's wrong. He looks like the harmless one, but he'll kill you the moment you cross me.
And Cormac, the quiet one, sits up with the numbers night after night, closer to me than he's ever let himself sit. He's given me every hour he has for years and never asked for one thing back.
He's about to ask.
The last time my world burned, I was fifteen. I ran for fifteen years under a name that wasn't mine, and these men are the reason I stopped. They hold me like I'm the only thing in Ireland not for sale, and every night they prove it.
So the money can send its letters and its hired hands. It can come for everything we own.
It can't have my men, and it can't have me.
Nothing here is for sale.
Irish Wrath is the fourth book in the Kerrigan Mafia Series, a why-choose Irish mafia romance about one woman and the three men who chose her. 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
Touch her and die
Grumpy × sunshine
Found family
Small town
"Good girl" praise
Explicit steam
Genre: Romantic Suspense
I had a home on the west coast of Ireland and three men who loved me.
Then somebody put a price on it all.
No guns and no demands. Just a letter on expensive paper, naming a number for everything my family runs in this county, right down to my father's folio, a book of secrets that could hang half the powerful men in Ireland. The money behind the letter is so far away it doesn't have a face. It buys what it wants, and everyone knows what happens to families who refuse to sell.
We refused. This family has buried every enemy that ever came at it with a gun.
Nobody ever came at it like this.
Now houses are burning, and people we love are being taken, and there's nobody to fight, because you can't put a bullet in a bank account.
But they made one mistake when they priced this family.
They forgot to count the men.
Ronan hasn't slept a full night since the letter came. He runs this county, and the last man who forgot that went into the sea. This enemy doesn't have a body, and it's driving him somewhere I can't follow.
Tiernan keeps the whole house fed and laughing like nothing's wrong. He looks like the harmless one, but he'll kill you the moment you cross me.
And Cormac, the quiet one, sits up with the numbers night after night, closer to me than he's ever let himself sit. He's given me every hour he has for years and never asked for one thing back.
He's about to ask.
The last time my world burned, I was fifteen. I ran for fifteen years under a name that wasn't mine, and these men are the reason I stopped. They hold me like I'm the only thing in Ireland not for sale, and every night they prove it.
So the money can send its letters and its hired hands. It can come for everything we own.
It can't have my men, and it can't have me.
Nothing here is for sale.
Irish Wrath is the fourth book in the Kerrigan Mafia Series, a why-choose Irish mafia romance about one woman and the three men who chose her. 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
Touch her and die
Grumpy × sunshine
Found family
Small town
"Good girl" praise
Explicit steam
Genre: Romantic Suspense
Used availability for Savannah Rylan's Irish Wrath