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Kiss Me, I'm Irish (2012)

by Roxanne St. Claire(Favorite Author)

3.79 of 5 Votes: 1

ISBN

0373776543 (ISBN13: 9780373776542)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

HQN Books

review 1: The were three stories in one. The first two I already talked about in my updates so I want to focus on the last story & by far my favorite. "Whatever Reilly Wants" by Maureen Child. I have bothers & guy friends that I could have seen back in the day taking on just such a bet. This book just made me laugh being Catholic & all it made me laugh & relate all the more. The story centers around Connor & his three brothers two of them complete his triplet. The eldest of the brothers is Liam & he is a priest. By the way he is the one who comes up with this bet after an uncle leaves an inheritance for the triplets to split. They decide to split it four ways when the good "father" says no let's do winner takes all by..."No Sex For Ninety Days". Liam wins the money for the church if... more the triplets lose. Enter Emma Connor's best friend & local mechanic & shop owner. Connor is use to telling her everything. So of course she the first to hear about the bet. But he goes one step to far...he tells her how nice it is that she is just like one of the guys & not like a woman/girl at all. She & her shop make him feel safe. Well, that's all it took for Emma to start seeing red. Her mind was made up it was time for Connor to see she was all woman under her overalls. Even if he find't want her she was a woman. This is a must read. Totally enjoyed for this story alone but all three together hits it out of the ballpark
review 2: Each of these authors are at the top of their game. I found it interesting to read these older and well loved stories all over again. However because times have changed and the stories had not it really took away from the stories. I really wanted to love these books all over again but the spark was just not there. Over all a good read for someone who has not read them again, but the first time around was enough for this reader. less

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