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All at Sea with the O'Maras - Book 18, The Irish Guesthouse on the Green

One big Irish family.
One cruise ship.
And one surprise no one sees coming.

The O’Mara–McCarthy clan have officially set sail.

Maureen O’Mara and Donal McCarthy have gathered their blended family aboard a cruise ship bound for the Mexican Riviera, promising a week of sunshine, cocktails, shore excursions—and unlimited access to the buffet. With kids safely deposited in the ship’s kids’ zone (or so everyone hopes), this is meant to be the holiday of a lifetime.

But the O’Maras never do things quietly...

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The Orphan at the Irish Adoption House

Ireland, 1920. As they take my baby away, I choke on my tears. I grew up alone, abandoned in a place like this. I won’t let my newborn share the same fate.

Arriving at St Patrick’s Mother and Baby Home, it’s not the first time Mary-Kate has faced hardship. She grew up in a poor orphanage in Dublin after her father died and her mother gave her up, and never stopped working for a better future.

But, as her baby is taken from her arms moments after coming into this world, Mary-Kate almost loses all hope. She can’t do this by herself. The baby’s father has made it clear he wants nothing to do with the child. And she hasn’t heard from her only friend since she was trapped here.

When a kind nun finally hands her a letter, it revives some of her determination. Help is coming for Mary-Kate and her baby. But as much as the secret plan to get them out raises her spirits, the letter is also gut-wrenching. Why was she left to grow up all alone… when her father is actually alive?

Could Mary-Kate really have a family out there to rely on? Or will counting on the offer of help in the letter leave her more alone than ever?

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