β Scribed by Carr, Mari
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Wild Irish Christmas
Mari Carr
Blush sensuality level: This is a sensual romance (may have explicit love scenes, but not erotic in frequency or type)
Wild Irish, Book Eight
βTo Conall Brannagh.β
Ewan took the bottle from his father. βWho?β
βConall Brannagh,β Patrick repeated. βIf your mother had chosen him over me, none of us would be here tonight.β
Itβs Christmas Eve, and the Collins siblings have given their father a precious gift. All seven have gathered together to spend the night in his apartment above the family pub, the warm, loving home where Patrick and Sunday raised their large brood.
Youβve witnessed each child find their happy-ever-after. Now gather βround the tree and share a bottle of Jameson with the Collins family while Patrick shares the story of how he won the heart of Sunday, his true love, his soul mateβ¦and the mother of his seven Wild Irish.
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