Heart of the Sea by Nora Roberts

Heart of the Sea by Nora Roberts

Darcy Gallagher, with her beautiful face and stunning voice, wants nothing more than to live lavishly--and find a man who will give her just that. A man with money and time to sweep her off her feet into a life of glamour. 

Trevor Magee, whose family has roots in Ireland, plans to use his wealth and business acumen for a theater attached to the Gallagher family's pub. His family rarely speaks of their past, and Trevor means to use his time in Ardmore to uncover those hidden secrets. Who better to help him than the tempting Darcy Gallagher?

369 pages. Book #3 in the Gallaghers of Ardmore trilogy.

Tears of the Moon by Nora Roberts

Tears of the Moon by Nora Roberts

Shawn Gallagher is content with his life in Ardmore, helping his siblings run the family pub and writing music in his spare time. The village gossips about why he doesn't put his talents to good use and make a profit. Brenna O'Toole, an independent tomboy and long-time family friend of the Gallaghers, has been especially vocal ... but she hasn't been so vocal about the love she's harbored for Shawn for years. Shawn hasn't so much as looked twice at her, but perhaps it was time Brenna take drastic action to get his attention.

346 pages. Book #2 in the Gallaghers of Ardmore trilogy.

Jewels of the Sun by Nora Roberts

Jewels of the Sun by Nora Roberts

Jude Murray's life isn't panning out the way she had hoped, so she decides to take refuge at Faerie Hill Cottage to study Irish folklore. 

Aidan Gallagher is back home after years of traveling, settling down to run the family pub. He has a deep understanding of Irish lore and myths, making him an essential resource for Jude. As he shares the legends that run deep within the country's roots, Aidan and Jude begin to build a history of their own. 

347 pages. Book #1 in the Gallaghers of Ardmore trilogy. 

River's End by Nora Roberts

River's End By Nora Roberts

Sam Tanner and Julie MacBride had been one of Hollywood's golden couples, but all that is destroyed in a haze of cocaine and murder. With Tanner behind bars and their daughter, Olivia, the one witness to the events of that evening, Olivia is swept away to her grandparents' home in Washington state, where the MacBride family runs a lodge and campground known as River's End. At River's End, Olivia thrives. But then Noah Brady, the son of the cop who had worked the scene that night, arrives with the intention of writing a book about the life and eventual demise of Julie MacBride. With the memories lurking just below the surface, the MacBrides find themselves facing, as Olivia called him all those years ago, "the monster" once again.

443 pages.

The Villa by Nora Roberts

The Villa by Nora Roberts

Sophia is a proud member of the Giambelli clan and a vital member of the family business---wine. When family matriarch Tereza announces a merger with her husband's winery, MacMillan, Sophia knows she has to keep on her toes. The one thing she didn't count on, however, is Tyler MacMillan, whom she must work closely with to ensure a smooth takeover. Sophia finds herself pleasantly surprised by Tyler, and she finds herself leaning on him more and more as acts of sabotage threaten not just the family business, but the family itself.

486 pages.