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What the, I need book 2 and 3 now!!!
Really well written, I felt like I was there in Ireland as well as London. What more can these guys have to put up with to end up happy
Really well written, I felt like I was there in Ireland as well as London. What more can these guys have to put up with to end up happy
Conor is the youngest of the O'Farrell brothers, and is testing the boundaries set upon him by his older brothers. Between them they run the organised crime world in their city.
However, there is some mutiny afoot, and before long Teegan is dragged into his world and he will do anything to keep her there ...
Once her value to him is known, all bets are off and their rivals are coming - for her.
Conor, Killian and Lorcan are not the brothers to mess with, but never mess with their women.... ...more
However, there is some mutiny afoot, and before long Teegan is dragged into his world and he will do anything to keep her there ...
Once her value to him is known, all bets are off and their rivals are coming - for her.
Conor, Killian and Lorcan are not the brothers to mess with, but never mess with their women.... ...more
mafia books aren't usually my thing but I was recommended this one by my ARC group and decided to give it a go. I actaallly really enjoyed it. Im not a fan of the real world violence that is sprinkled through so if that is a trigger for you be aware but the characters more than made up for it. The dynamic between Conor and his brothers and his own struggles to understand what he if feeling are well written and feel authentic. The Female main character didn't feel was as developed and was maybe a
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Jan 27, 2024
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marked it as to-read
