The Wishing Bridge
Part 2 of the O'Brien Tales series
Caitlyn O'Brien thought she knew what heartbreak was... until she lost her precious baby.
Drowning in grief and desperate for answers, she flees the country to volunteer at a remote mission hospital. She needs space to heal. She needs distance from Patrick, the husband she loves but can no longer face. What she doesn't expect is to fall for the children in her care.
Back in Dublin, Patrick is fighting his own battle. When he discovers an abandoned newborn in an alley, he can't walk away. Suddenly, the man who thought he'd never be a father has everything to lose-and a deadline to save the child he's come to love.
Now, with an ocean between them and their hearts on the line, Patrick and Caitlyn must find their way back to each other-and to the family they were always meant to have.
A beautiful, emotional and touching story of love, loss, and second chances. Perfect for fans of Jean Grainger and Tricia O'Malley.
What readers are saying about this book:
"God, what a triumphant, touching, loving story. I'd give this more stars, but Amazon only allows a measly five." Reader review, 5 stars
"I loved this book so much that I immediately read it again after I finished it." Reader review, 5 stars
"I purposefully took off today, brewed a pot (or two) of tea, and cried/read all day long. It was what I needed and did not know I needed it!" Reader review, 5 stars
"I cried so much. Stacey is an incredible author and brings such emotion to the characters in her stories. She pulls you in and you want to know more about them." Reader review, 5 stars
"This story is one of the sweetest, hardest stories I've read. Heartbreaking, bringing tears to your eyes; but also bringing laughter & joy." Reader review, 5 stars
"Reading The O'Brien Tales by Stacey Reynolds is like spending a week with all your extended family. You laugh with them and cry with them and live through all their ups and downs." Reader review, 5 stars
"So many emotions from this story-laughs, tears, sadness, anger, pride, and loads of love all wrapped up in this one book." Reader review, 5 stars
The Irish Midwife
Part 2 of the O'Brien Tales series
The story of two young people whose love will inspire generations to come.
Sorcha Mullen has always been drawn to the front lines-the narrow streets of Belfast, the cry of newborns, the fierce heartbeat of a city that refuses to break...
But when she crosses paths with Sean O'Brien-a Dublin Garda with a poet's soul, strong ties to his native homeland, and his family's legacy of finding one true love-she begins to wonder if there's more to life than survival.
They come from two vastly different Irelands, sharing a border, but worlds apart. Yet their attraction is undeniable-instant, electric, impossible to ignore. Sorcha has built walls around her heart. She's seen too much. Risked too much. And loving a man who wants all of her terrifies her more than any bomb ever could.
When violence erupts across Belfast and Sorcha finds herself trapped on the wrong side of the peace walls, Sean must travel into a war zone to rescue the only woman he'll ever love.
A sweeping, emotional romance about courage, sacrifice, and finding your way home through the fire. Perfect for fans of Jean Grainger and Rhys Bowen.
What readers are saying about The Irish Midwife:
"I cried at times and laughed out loud... Stacey made the book real and alive throughout. 12 stars!" Reader review, 5 stars
"I have read this series many times over. They are so compelling. Each book pulls you in and has you struggling and rooting for each couple as their story evolves." Reader review, 5 stars
"I don't write reviews ever. This series of books is different. The author makes you feel everything in her writings. I said to my husband I want to go to Doolin, Ireland and visit the O'Brien family." Reader review, 5 stars
"Reading about the trials and tribulations that they had to endure to be together was heart-wrenching yet so very beautiful!!" Reader review, 5 stars
"It's impossible not to fall in love with the main characters of this story. I was completely rapt in what would happen next for the O'Brien family and even shed a tear or two while reading their story." Reader review, 5 stars
"Stacey Reynolds once again captured my attention with her words and my heart with this beautiful love story." Reader review, 5 stars
"I was so mad when I turned the last page. It's like having to say goodbye to friends that you know you won't be seeing for awhile." Reader review, 5 stars
Shadow Guardian
Part 2 of the O'Brien Tales series
From the windswept cliffs of County Clare to the cobbled streets of Dublin, two worlds collide...
Tadhg O'Brien has Ireland in his blood. Raised in the close-knit village of Doolin, where Atlantic waves crash against ancient stone and family ties run deep, he's a man shaped by wild coastlines and generations of love. Now a detective in Dublin, he carries that same fierce loyalty into everything he does. When American FBI agent Charlie Ryan arrives in Ireland, exhausted by life and longing for something she can't quite name, she finds herself drawn into the warmth of the O'Brien clan-and into the orbit of a man whose quiet strength feels like coming home.
Against the rugged beauty of the Irish coast and the pulse of Dublin's streets, an undeniable connection ignites. But when danger follows Charlie to Ireland, their fledgling romance is pulled into a web of secrets-their survival may cost them everything.
For fans of Jean Grainger and Tricia O'Malley-romance, suspense, and Ireland at its most atmospheric.
What readers are saying about this book:
"I laughed and I cried (can't tell you why) so hard I think it broke my heart. And as always Ms. Reynolds absolutely had me begging for the next book." Reader review, 5 stars
"The first two books were great, but this one?! WOW!!! This novel is exciting, heartbreaking and thought-provoking all in one. If you loved her first two books, I highly recommend you pick this one up and read it right away." Reader review, 5 stars
"Another hit! Her best yet. Stacey Reynolds has really outdone herself this time. I enjoyed the first two books tremendously, but this one... just wow!" Reader review, 5 stars
"A treasure. Outstanding. Deep, rich, revealing, heartfelt, worldly, honest. Each tale unique but part of such a vivid picture. I feel as if I'm learning of a distant branch of my own family." Reader review, 5 stars
River Angels
Part 2 of the O'Brien Tales series
Liam O'Brien has always been rooted in the wild beauty of County Clare-the rugged coastline, the close-knit family, the ancient rhythms of Irish life... But when tragedy shatters his world in Dublin, he flees to the ends of the earth, certain he'll never feel whole again.
Working at a remote mission hospital, surrounded by lush wilderness and the hum of unfamiliar sounds, Liam buries himself in his work. He wants to forget. He wants to disappear.
Then he meets Izzy Collier-bold, warm-hearted, and impossible to ignore. A brilliant surgeon at a crossroads in her own life, she sees past Liam's walls to the man underneath. As their lives intertwine, something unexpected stirs: hope.
But the shadows of Liam's past aren't finished with him yet. And in a place where the jungle keeps its secrets close, not everyone can be trusted. To protect what they're building, Liam and Izzy will have to fight-for the truth, for each other, and for the chance at a future neither dared to imagine.
A sweeping, emotional drama about love, loss, and finding your way back to where you belong. Perfect for fans of Tricia O'Malley and Jean Grainger.
What readers are saying about this book:
"This is one of the most touching books I have ever read. I laughed out loud and I also cried out loud (and I never cry)... I just happened upon it, and I am so thankful that I did." Reader review, 5 stars
"My eyes are still red from the crying, but it was not all sad crying. Plenty of happy, joy-filled crying too!" Reader review, 5 stars
"These books have brought deep sorrow and a river of tears that can only be healed by the authentic love and living of life. I do not know how anyone can not get lost in these stories." Reader review, 5 stars
"There is always laughter. Always steamy anticipation. Always heartfelt emotions and moments that make your heart clench with how deep you feel these characters happiness and sorrows." Reader review, 5 stars
"Stacey Reynolds once again proves she understands the human condition and has a talent for weaving tales that suck you in and won't let go. I fell in love with Liam and Izzy." Reader review, 5 stars
"I just love love love the way that she writes. So much emotion, such description, and incredible characters... Her stories suck you in and you feel part of them." Reader review, 5 stars
"I won't lie; I cried during this book, but the happy tears definitely outweighed the sad tears... be prepared to fall in love with another one of the O'Brien boys." Reader review, 5 stars
The Ward of the Castle
Part 2 of the O'Brien Tales series
The O'Briens of Dromoland have long been pillars of County Clare-nobility with deep roots, fierce loyalty, and a legacy that spans generations…
For Laoise Hogan, raised as a ward within the castle's ancient walls, the O'Briens are the only family she has ever known. Sir Lucius O'Brien has been her protector, her guardian, her guiding light. But the scars of famine still mark the land, and rebellion threatens the Crown. The O'Brien name itself is entangled in dangerous politics-and Laoise's sheltered world is about to unravel.
When Phelan McCrohan enters her life-a young medical student with revolutionary ideas and a heart that calls to hers-Laoise finds herself caught between duty and desire. Loving him could cost her everything: her place in the O'Brien household, her reputation, perhaps even her future. As history reshapes Ireland, Laoise and Phelan must fight for a love that defies expectation-and discover what it truly means to belong.
A sweeping historical romance set against the turmoil of 1848 Ireland. Perfect for fans of Jean Grainger and Tricia O'Malley.
What readers are saying about this book:
"This book is a masterful journey that is so well written, I am in awe. The depth of these characters and the time she takes to describe a world and a time that is so foreign to most of us is truly amazing." Reader review, 5 stars
"This book moved me to tears, several times. I recognized the places you wrote about and it just made me feel closer to the characters." Reader review, 5 stars
"I laughed in parts, I was anxious in parts, I cried... several times. I rarely leave reviews, but I was so moved by the story I felt I had to say something. A stunning read." Reader review, 5 stars
"I have no words on how much I loved this book. Laoise and Phelan are some of my favorite characters from the series. This story is heartbreaking and at the same time beautiful." Reader review, 5 stars
"This author knows how to bring out all the feelings in the reader. I have laughed, cried and have gotten angry in every one of these books." Reader review, 5 stars
"Absolutely beautiful, emotional story. This one made me tear up several times from all the love expressed in these families." Reader review, 5 stars
"I find myself completely mesmerized with every book I read from this author, and I eagerly await her next novel with great anticipation. You rock, Stacey!" Reader review, 5 stars
Sanctuary
Part 2 of the O'Brien Tales series
From the sun-drenched hills of Tuscany to the windswept coast of Ireland, fate always finds a way...
Catarina Rinalto has spent her life nurturing her family's Tuscan vineyard-the sun-soaked hills, the ancient vines, the quiet rhythms of Italian country life. But when a business trip to Dublin throws her into the orbit of the sprawling O'Brien clan, she discovers that the world is far bigger than she knew.
Cormac Carrington is an attorney with Irish roots and an English reserve-a man who guards his heart as carefully as he builds his cases. Volunteering with Ukrainian refugees has given him purpose, but nothing prepares him for the fiery Italian woman who challenges him at every turn.
Their first meeting is a disaster. Their second, an ambush. But as their paths keep crossing-amid family chaos, dangerous secrets, and a desperate search for a missing child-something unexpected begins to take root...
A captivating story of family, fate, and the courage to let love in. Perfect for fans of Jean Grainger and Tricia O'Malley.
What readers are saying about this book:
"Every time I read a new O'Brien installment, it is like coming home again. I laugh, I cry, I swoon. If I could give her 10 stars, I would." Reader review, 5 stars
"Stacey Reynolds is so ridiculously talented. Read her books! Read them all! This one was real and raw in a way that Stacey does better than anyone." Reader review, 5 stars
"Stacey Reynolds writes stories that grab you from the first paragraph to the last sentence... it is gut wrenching, heartbreaking, and joyous all at the same time." Reader review, 5 stars
"I could not put this down. I cried both happy and sad tears while reading. Hopefully there will be a book 12." Reader review, 5 stars
"I am always so touched by the intense love among all of the O'Briens and their families. It is so heartwarming to see their impenetrable bond and their unyielding desire to love and protect one another." Reader review, 5 stars
"Stacey transports you to Ireland and makes you a part of the O'Brien family. This book allows you to witness some of the harsh realities of our time while bringing it back to the importance of family and love." Reader review, 5 stars
"The author's ability to weave these stories together is truly remarkable. You come to love all of the characters... it makes it feel like they are truly alive." Reader review, 5 stars
Burning Embers
Part 2 of the O'Brien Tales series
First love leaves a mark no amount of time can erase...
Seany O'Brien has always known who he is-a firefighter, an Irishman, a man shaped by the wild beauty of County Clare and the fierce bonds of family. But when a devastating warehouse fire in Dublin leaves Seany broken in body and spirit, he's forced to confront a darkness no amount of bravery can outrun. Sent to a remote equine therapy center in Connemara, he expects solitude. What he doesn't expect is her.
Maureen Rogers-the beautiful American girl who stole his heart at fifteen, then vanished without a trace. Now she's back, working the same windswept hills, carrying secrets of her own. Their reunion is explosive. The chemistry, undeniable. But old wounds run deep, and someone wants the sanctuary destroyed-no matter who gets caught in the crossfire.
A sweeping second-chance romance about love, loss, and finding your way home. Perfect for fans of Jean Grainger and Tricia O'Malley.
What readers are saying about this book:
"I haven't cried this much reading a book in a long time... I read a lot of books but this one will stick with me for a long time." Reader review, 5 stars
"I am reading until 3am, and trying to figure out how to resume my life after this... I shouldn't say characters, they feel like my family. I am actually worried about them!" Reader review, 5 stars
"Reynolds sucks you in, breaks your heart, and then heals your soul... The characters are so real, you have to remind yourself that it's fiction." Reader review, 5 stars
"If I could give more stars I would!! Be ready to shed some tears, laugh out loud, and fall in love with this Awesome family!" Reader review, 5 stars
"I loved this book for at least a dozen reasons and am fighting not to just begin it again... A gift for the heart!" Reader review, 5 stars
"She had my heart invested from the first page. I tried to take my time reading it, because I knew I would feel sad when it was over!" Reader review, 5 stars
"One minute you find yourself crying, captivated by what's happening in the story. Next you find yourself laughing along with the characters. This one is a definite must read." Reader review, 5 stars
A Lantern in the Dark
Part 2 of the O'Brien Tales series
When nightmares followed him home, she became his refuge...
Aidan O'Brien is a decorated soldier with four combat tours and is now home, tormented by survivor's guilt after one particularly horrific day in Afghanistan. He's sworn he'll never marry, never put a woman or children through military life. Then Alanna Falk moves into the cottage next door. She's a brilliant psychologist specializing in PTSD, and his carefully constructed walls begin to crumble.
Alanna fled to the beach house seeking refuge from a stalker who won't let her go. The handgun in her desk drawer and the Louisville Slugger by her door are constant reminders of why she needs to disappear. She isn't prepared for her charming new Irish neighbor with vivid green eyes to destabilize everything she's rebuilt. When Aidan shows up unannounced on her deck, sparks fly between them.
As their connection ignites, these two wounded souls discover they might be exactly what the other needs. But when Aidan's demons resurface and Alanna's carefully guarded past becomes a very real danger, they'll discover if love is enough to break through the walls that have kept them safe for so long.
A sweeping coastal romance, perfect for fans of Jean Grainger and Tricia O'Malley.
What readers are saying about A Lantern in the Dark:
"This book has it all. Humor, romance, love, family strength, military brotherhood, small town community... a wonderful combination of Irish meets Southern Belle... You won't be disappointed." Reader review, 5 stars
"This one knocked my socks off!!!... I thoroughly enjoyed the first book, and couldn't wait for this one to come out... There's so much feeling behind the author's words, and so much heart put into the characters... along with amazingly steamy sex with a HOT leading man!!!!" Reader review, 5 stars
"No review I leave will do it justice... beautifully written and will leave you wanting more... just like catching up with old friends." Reader review, 5 stars
"A thought-provoking novel... but also a steamy and touching love story... This was one of those books that got into my head... believable characters and a few saucy scenes that will leave you blushing!" Reader review, 5 stars
"At first I was nervous of book two being a let down after coming off such a high from book one.... In fact, it was impossible to put this book down!... Thank you Stacey Reynolds for writing with such raw and honest conviction. Thank you for making me fall in love with your writing, these stories and characters, and... the Irish!" Reader review, 5 stars
The Keeper
Part 2 of the O'Brien Tales series
A lighthouse. A hidden journal. And a love story waiting to be set free.
Josh O'Brien has finally found where he belongs-in Ireland, surrounded by the warmth of his adopted family. But when a vindictive ex threatens to tear it all away, he faces a return to the trauma of his past.
Then the beautiful, wickedly smart Madeline Nagle offers him an unexpected lifeline: a marriage of convenience. What starts as a desperate solution soon becomes something neither of them expected. Stationed at a remote lighthouse off the Irish coast, Josh and Madeline begin experiencing things they can't explain. Then they discover hidden journals from 1845, and a woman's story that was never meant to be found. As past and present collide, Josh and Madeline must uncover the truth… before the darkness that lingers here consumes them both.
A sweeping dual-timeline romance about healing, found family, and love that defies time itself. Perfect for fans of Jean Grainger and Tricia O'Malley.
What readers are saying about The Keeper:
"This book warmed my heart the most... the parallel lives and almost reincarnation of the past into the present had me healing along with them all." Reader review, 5 stars
"She writes so vividly that it is like you are there with the characters. It's great to be able to escape to Ireland again." Reader review, 5 stars
"I didn't expect the intensity of their story when they were finally front and center. The dual time period format was emotional and consuming and I loved every minute of it." Reader review, 5 stars
"Heartbreaking for all that Josh had to endure to watch the beautiful person that he becomes was so amazing... Stacey has this way of always hooking you into the story and just doesn't let go until the end." Reader review, 5 stars
"I was so enthralled throughout the whole book... It made tears fall at times. Joy followed. The story's heart-wrenching but ended with hearts overflowing." Reader review, 5 stars
"I have loved the series, each book better than the last. The details take me to Ireland, and the O'Briens are like family. I laughed. I cried." Reader review, 5 stars
"Stacey has a rare talent for character and scene development that draws the reader into the story, seeing, feeling…experiencing. The Keeper is a masterful weaving of past and present. Forgo sleep and ignore your responsibilities to learn how Josh finds his mate." Reader review, 5 stars
Raven of the Sea
Part 2 of the O'Brien Tales series
The bestselling series set in Ireland that readers can't put down! "So beautifully written I had tears running down my face!" Reader review, 5 stars
Branna O'Mara has lost everything – first her Marine father, then her mother to cancer. At twenty-three, she's utterly alone and desperate for a fresh start. A charming cottage overlooking the heather-scented cliffs of County Clare, Ireland seems like the perfect refuge, until she discovers she's not the only one who wants it.
Michael O'Brien is a local hero who's lived in the village of Doolin all his life. After a failed marriage, all he wants is to buy the Kelly cottage and find some peace. He certainly doesn't expect some stubborn American to steal his dream home right out from under him.
When both offers for the cottage are mysteriously accepted, Branna and Michael find themselves forced to share a home-a wilful American and a proud Irishman, united only by their determination to win. But when a fierce Atlantic storm sweeps over the village, the walls between them begin to crumble…
Perfect for fans of Jean Grainger and Tricia O'Malley, Raven of the Sea is the first in an unputdownable series where the magic of Ireland works its own kind of healing. It features:
- Enemies to lovers
- Found family
- Healing hearts and themes of grief
- Slow-burn with steamy, open-door spice
What readers are saying about this book:
"I fell in love. From beginning to end, Stacey Reynolds made her characters so real and lovable. It's probably one of the best love stories ever." Reader review, 5 stars
"Amazing... I laughed, cried and raged with the characters and honestly who doesn't love a good happy ending with warm fizzles." Reader review, 5 stars
"Wonderful story. Had me laughing and crying." Reader review, 5 stars
"I loved this book. It was a joy to read and I couldn't put it down! The characters were wonderful and very real, they felt like friends." Reader review, 5 stars
"One of the best books I have read in a long time and I read a lot... I laughed, I cried, I saw myself in the main character. There is definitely a few lessons one can learn about love and forgiveness. This is a wonderful story" Reader review, 5 stars
"I simply did not want it to end. I now have character withdrawal... Never having even thought about Ireland before, I now feel as if I've been there and must return!... I'm now in lust with each O'Brien man and adore each of the women... I loved all the different twists and surprises, so many times that I didn't see them coming... I'm on the edge of my seat waiting for the stories of the others!" Reader review, 5 stars
Tainted Ground
Part 2 of the O'Brien Tales series
The land remembers what the living try to forget…
Cora Murphy has always been different. Born into the O'Brien clan of County Clare, she carries a gift that runs through the bloodline-visions that reach across centuries. She's learned to guard this burden carefully. But when a retreat for children like her brings Cora face to face with a brooding Welsh boy named Garryth, something ancient begins to stir. A woman appears in her dreams-a woman who could be her mirror image, living in a seventeenth-century world of cruelty, secret love, and creeping darkness.
Her name is Elspeth. And she has been waiting to be found. As Cora is pulled deeper into Elspeth's story-and closer to the haunted ruins of Leamaneh Castle-she uncovers a centuries-old tragedy that never truly died. It seeped into the stone and into the very ground beneath her feet. And if Cora can't unravel the truth of what happened there, she may never leave its shadow.
A gripping dual-timeline tale of love, legacy, and the darkness that binds them. Perfect for fans of Jean Grainger and Tricia O'Malley.
What readers are saying about Tainted Ground:
"Wow!!!! Once again, Stacey Reynolds has written a masterpiece... This book has it all. She makes the reader fall in love with some of her characters." Reader review, 5 stars
"Stacey Reynolds has outdone herself this time! The lore of Ireland, the love story, the family dynamic, all combined in the historical fiction is absolutely genius." Reader review, 5 stars
"The story is great and the characters seem so real and you can't help to fall in love with them... Ms. Reynolds writing makes you feel like you are in the story with the characters." Reader review, 5 stars
"13 is the perfect number for this book, the most frightening, beautiful and best of all her wonderful books." Reader review, 5 stars
"This haunting tale is superbly crafted and offers a fascinating premise with well-developed characters you won't soon forget... The storytelling of the author is rich and will keep you immersed from start to finish." Reader review, 5 stars
"Damn I cried the last 2 chapters! I hope we'll see more of Cora & Garryth, Colin and Cass! PLEASE!!!" Reader review, 5 stars
"Haunting, gripping story that will toss you back and forth... it definitely is worth the read!" Reader review, 5 stars
Forgotten Country
Part 2 of the O'Brien Tales series
A bolt of silk. A tailor's daughter. And a love story that spans a lifetime.
Ireland, 1953. David O'Brien is a young man from County Clare with calloused hands and a sense of duty that runs bone-deep. When a sailing job takes him north to Donegal-a wild, forgotten corner of Ireland-he expects cargo, coin, and a quick return home. What he doesn't expect is Aoife Kerr. Sharp-tongued, fiercely independent, and beautiful enough to knock the wind from his sails, she has no interest in charming strangers-especially not after the last man who tried to claim her. But David isn't like other men. And Donegal won't stay forgotten for long.
As their worlds collide, so do the forces determined to keep them apart-dangerous rivals, family loyalties, and the crushing weight of different worlds. Spanning decades and told across two timelines, this is a sweeping saga of devotion tested by time, distance, and an Ireland determined to keep them apart.
Perfect for fans of Jean Grainger and Tricia O'Malley.
What readers are saying about Forgotten Country:
'This is the best book yet.' Reader review, 5 stars
'This book wrecked me. In the best possible way.' Reader review, 5 stars
'I stayed up all night reading this amazing book. I just simply could not put it down.' Reader review, 5 stars
'I laughed, cried, every emotion possible reading this book. Stacey Reynolds you have out done yourself.' Reader review, 5 stars
'I wish there were more than five stars because this book deserves all of them.' Reader review, 5 stars
'Heartbreakingly beautiful.' Reader review, 5 stars
'I cried, laughed and rejoiced. This is truly my favorite.' Reader review, 5 stars
'Each book is fresh and new but still feels like you are coming home.' Reader review, 5 stars
'Another masterpiece. I felt every emotion reading this beautiful book.' Reader review, 5 stars
'Another unforgettable O'Brien love story! So many layers to what true friendship, trust, and love should be!' Reader review, 5 stars
Hawick
Part 2 of the O'Brien Tales series
"This book was intense! I bawled my eyes out a few times but also laughed out loud... I couldn't put it down." Reader review, 5 stars
Daniel MacPherson, the Earl of Hawick, has always been a man caught between worlds-Scottish aristocrat, guarded loner, and keeper of secrets he can never share. When he discovers his true biological father was an Irish Catholic from Belfast, a door opens to a family he never knew existed: the O'Briens of County Clare.
Then Airmid Roberts walks into his life. A fiercely independent single mother from Derry with a sharp tongue and a guarded heart, she's the last woman Daniel expected to need-and the last woman he expected to fall for. Thrown together by work that takes them far from home, what begins as reluctant partnership slowly becomes something neither can deny.
But Airmid has her own wounds, her own walls. And Daniel has spent a lifetime keeping people at arm's length. As danger circles closer and their lives intertwine, they'll have to decide what they're willing to risk-for the truth, for family, and for a love that could change everything.
A sweeping romance about second chances, found family, and learning to trust again. Perfect for fans of Jean Grainger and Tricia O'Malley.
What readers are saying about this book:
"I always feel like I leave my heart in Stacey's books. If you have never read any of Stacey's books, you are truly missing out... This one was truly a beautifully written and exciting book." Reader review, 5 stars
"The plot was amazing and I cried several times. Stacey Reynolds always delivers on a beautiful story with characters that are so well developed that you can't help but love!" Reader review, 5 stars
"WOW WOW WOW... I've read all of the O'Brien series and loved them so when I found Hawick on my Kindle I had to read it! I couldn't put it down! FANTASTIC book!" Reader review, 5 stars
"A masterfully woven tale from the keyboard of Stacey Reynolds, as always! Her entire collection of the O'Briens Tales are an absolute must in everyone's library." Reader review, 5 stars
"It's 2:30 am and I have to get up in 4 hours to go to work. A true page turner! I just couldn't put this book down! Talented author, great plot, excellent, loveable characters... I want the O'Brian clan for my family." Reader review, 5 stars
"I was never into romantic books but stumbled upon Stacey's books. I fell hard for this family. Absolutely love her books." Reader review, 5 stars
Dark Irish
Part 2 of the O'Brien Tales series
With the arrival of autumn comes peace at last for the O'Brien family. Or does it?
Finn Murphy is the luckiest of men-married to the fierce and beautiful Brigid O'Brien, devoted to his family, rooted in the wild beauty of County Clare. In his own family tree, he's a rare breed. The dark Irish genes emerge only once in a generation, marking those who carry them with gifts not easily understood. Finn has a secret-one that will test his marriage and his family ties.
When a long-absent family member returns, buried truths begin to surface. And as autumn storms gather over the Atlantic, troubling visions pull the family toward a local tragedy that hits far too close to home. It's in the power of three that they'll at last find their strength. And Finn will finally claim the legacy of the Dark Irish.
A gripping novella of mystery, magic, and unbreakable bonds.
What readers are saying about this book:
"Wow... You feel the emotions, you cheer, you cry, you laugh with the O'Briens. A story of a young child coming into her gift of sight and the strength and pride of family that helps her along the way." Reader review, 5 stars
"My favorite of the series so far!... Stacey knocked it out of the park (again!) with this one! What I love most about her books is how the layers keep building in the series for every character that's introduced... Next please!!!" Reader review, 5 stars
"I'm a huge fan of Stacey Reynolds. She's a very talented storyteller. Love little Cora. She's such a great character. I've read all the O'Brien stories and love them all." Reader review, 5 stars
"Stacey Reynolds once again delivers a masterpiece... Stacey's unfailing ability to draw on my emotions continues with Dark Irish. I laughed and I cried and I probably muttered a curse or two. I highly recommend this story." Reader review, 5 stars