Falling for Irish by Katie ReusMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Blurb:
She walked away once.
When Kathryn Irish realized that she and Daniel were too different—and that he thought she was after him for his money—she ended things. When a job randomly puts her back on his radar, they hesitantly form a truce. But deep down she knows she can never be just friends with him. She’ll always want more.
He never should have let her go.
Daniel MacArthur knows he made the biggest mistake of his life in letting Kathryn walk away. When she suddenly appears back in his life, it’s not a moment too soon—since she’s been targeted twice by a faceless enemy. She thinks the two attacks are random. But he’s not so sure. Is it because of her job? Or is something more sinister at play?
My review:
When Kathryn Irish realized that she and Daniel were too different—and that he thought she was after him for his money—she ended things. When a job randomly puts her back on his radar, they hesitantly form a truce. But deep down she knows she can never be just friends with him. She’ll always want more.
He never should have let her go.
Daniel MacArthur knows he made the biggest mistake of his life in letting Kathryn walk away. When she suddenly appears back in his life, it’s not a moment too soon—since she’s been targeted twice by a faceless enemy. She thinks the two attacks are random. But he’s not so sure. Is it because of her job? Or is something more sinister at play?
My review:
Falling for Irish is the novella that kicks off the new MacArthur Family and it started it off with a bang. It was a second-chance, suspenseful romance that kept me on the edge of my chair. It was fast-paced, easy to read, and had me hooked at the beginning. The characters were developed even with it being such a short book. It was a wonderful book, and I can’t wait to read the next book in the series.
I received an ARC and am willingly leaving a review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
I received an ARC and am willingly leaving a review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
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