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Inheriting an Irish Groom

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Inheriting an Irish Groom

By: Sylvia McDaniel
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He’s grumpy, gorgeous, and deeply annoyed by her. Perfect.

When Aisling O’Byrne catches her fiancé in bed with her boss, she doesn’t just walk away—she scorches the earth. She ditches Manhattan for a surprise inheritance in Mountshannon, Ireland.

Population: nosy. Judgy. And way too interested in her business.

To claim her grandmother’s crumbling estate, Aisling must live there for six months. Her plan? Renovate, sell, and flee. Easy—until she runs into Ronan Gallagher, her childhood fiancé turned brooding literary snob.

He hates her goat. She hates his rose bushes. And thanks to an ancient family feud, he’s practically required to hate her.

But between goat-related crimes, long-buried secrets, and sparks she didn’t expect, Aisling starts to wonder if she was meant to run away… or finally come home.

Enemies to lovers. Grumpy/sunshine. Small town chaos. One reluctant heroine.

Welcome to Mountshannon. She’s not leaving anytime soon.

 Contemporary Women's Fiction
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