β Scribed by Chandler, Jessie
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"Secrets. It all begins with secrets. And one is about to implode with potentially catastrophic results. It's St. Paddy's Day, and Shay O'Hanlon is finishing her shift at the Rabbit Hole, anticipating the grand reopening of her father's bar, the Leprechaun. Two suspicious-looking strangers show up at the Hole demanding to speak to Eddy Quartermaine, the closest person Shay has to a mother. That visit sparks a firestorm spanning twenty-five years in a deadly mix of love gone wrong, stolen money, murder, and betrayal. Will Shay and her sister Lisa pay the ultimate price for Eddy's sins, or will Eddy confront her twenty-five year secret head-on before time runs out?"
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