The telepathic image of her twin brother fighting for his life sends Amber O'Neill rushing to the rocky shores of Ireland. Desperate to find him, s...
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Jan 16, 2012
Wendy
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Amber O'Neil and Parker O'Neil are twins with a special gift; they can mindspeak.
Parker is in Ireland out on a boat, when he witnesses a murder and in turn, gets shot at. He knows the only way he can save himself is to dive overboard and swim to safety, but as he does so, he takes a shot to his side. As the dark water slides over his head, he shouts in his mind to Amber to help him.... even though she is half way across the world in California.
Amber teaches eight and ni More...
Parker is in Ireland out on a boat, when he witnesses a murder and in turn, gets shot at. He knows the only way he can save himself is to dive overboard and swim to safety, but as he does so, he takes a shot to his side. As the dark water slides over his head, he shouts in his mind to Amber to help him.... even though she is half way across the world in California.
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Jul 02, 2010
Marie
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InThe Wild Irish Sea, Amber rushes to Ireland after getting a vision of her twin brother fighting for his life. Once there, she meets Kevin Hennessy, a police inspector, who sweeps her off her feet and helps her find her brother.
Once I realized that this book was going to be more fantasy than reality, I quite enjoyed it. There's plenty of romance, suspense and paranormal activity. The steamy scenes between Amber and Kevin bring lots of heat to the story, while the storyline inv More...
Once I realized that this book was going to be more fantasy than reality, I quite enjoyed it. There's plenty of romance, suspense and paranormal activity. The steamy scenes between Amber and Kevin bring lots of heat to the story, while the storyline inv More...
Jul 02, 2010
Sia
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The Wild Irish Sea: A windswept tale of love and magic
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Drawn together by a force they can't resist...More...
The telepathic image of her twin brother fighting for his life sends Amber O'Neill rushing to the rocky shores of Ireland. Desperate to find him, she turns to reclusive local inspector, Kevin Hennessy.
Bound together with a passion as relentless as the tide...
His past full of pain, Kevi
May 25, 2010
Kelly
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Author Loucinda McGary often made up her own endings to books as a child if she didn't like them. In high school she penned stories about her friends, and in college she published over a dozen poems in magazines. After life got in the way of her writing aspirations, she recently chose to leave her management career to pursue her one true love. Other titles include: The Wild Sight and The Treasures of Venice. When not traveling, she resides in California with her family.
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Jan 10, 2012
Jennifer
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From My Blog...[return][return]Love, intrigue, and a mystery make The Wild Irish Sea by Loucinda McGary quite an interesting and faced-paced read. Amber and Parker O’Neill are twins with the remarkable gift of telepathy. When Parker disappears in the waters of Donegal coast, Amber immediately knows something is dreadfully wrong and makes her way to Donegal, Ireland and enlists the help of retired inspector Kevin Hennessey, with a few secrets of his own. When they find Parker’s boat washed ashore
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Jul 06, 2010
Cheryl
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Amber O’Neil shares a connection with her brother. They can telepathically communicate with each other. When Amber hears Parker’s call for help, she rushes to the shores of Ireland. Amber enlists the help of Kevin Hennessy.
At first Kevin wants nothing to do with Amber and her wild goose chase for her brother. Though, Kevin can’t deny the attraction he feels with Amber and agrees to help. Amber and Kevin just may be in over their heads.
The first time I had read anything More...
At first Kevin wants nothing to do with Amber and her wild goose chase for her brother. Though, Kevin can’t deny the attraction he feels with Amber and agrees to help. Amber and Kevin just may be in over their heads.
The first time I had read anything More...
Jan 14, 2011
Anna
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When Parker O'Neill runs into trouble in Ireland he calls out to his twin Amber, not thinking anything of it. But Amber receives an image of Parker in dire trouble. Amber rushes off to Ireland and enlists the help of the local policeman, Kevin Hennessy. Ever weary and worried about her brother, her journey has just started. Upon meeting Mr. Hennessy sparks fly for both of them.
Very enjoyable read. Loucinda McGary is a new author for me. But I was definitely pulled into this one becau More...
Very enjoyable read. Loucinda McGary is a new author for me. But I was definitely pulled into this one becau More...
Apr 23, 2011
Peggie
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This was a disappointing book. I finished it, but I wonder why. The story line had potential, but the author over used the fantasy to the point of being ridiculous. In many places the mind speak seemed to be a convenience to move the story. Younger readers might be satisfied, but I expect more from a book. Sorry.
Jun 12, 2010
Helen
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This is a totally awesome read Loucinda McGary has done it again taken me on a wild romantic adventure in Ireland
May 24, 2011
Nathalia
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This book just didn't pull me in like McGary's The Wild Sight novel. Don't get me wrong, it was a very enjoyable read, however the action just did not pull me in and neither did it give me a sense of danger. The characters are very likable however, and the romance in the book is more frequent than The Wild Sight.
I recommend this to anyone who loves urban fantasy and wants a quick read with just a tad of romance. However, if you're a fan of books written by J.R Ward and Jeaniene Frost, More...
I recommend this to anyone who loves urban fantasy and wants a quick read with just a tad of romance. However, if you're a fan of books written by J.R Ward and Jeaniene Frost, More...
Nov 16, 2010
Rosa
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This was a great blend of a murder mystery, Irish mythology with a little romance thrown in. A great read!
Jun 29, 2010
Annette
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3.5. Great story line; well written and set in Ireland. Gotta love it.
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