Her Irish Passion by Gracie Guy

Her Irish Passion by Gracie Guy
Publisher: Self-Published
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short Story (81 pgs)
Other: M/F
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by Nymphaea

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Angry with her friend and hating men in general, Kayleigh heads out on her own to visit the Emerald Isle. Then she face-plants into the impressive pecs of Rory Lynch and being alone no longer sounds like much fun. But, can she throw caution to the wind to play with a well-built, perfect stranger for two weeks?

Who knew her perfect match might be on the plane to Ireland? Not Kayleigh.

I’m a sucker for Gracie Guy’s books. I’ve read others and haven’t been let down. This one is no different. I was sucked into the story from page one and couldn’t put it down. The writing flowed well and the characters were intriguing.

Kayleigh has some trust issues and she goes to Ireland to get away from her troubles. Now this isn’t your average girl running from her problems story. She’s not a flighty twenty-something. I liked she and the hero, Rory, were older. It made them more seasoned. Yes, she’s got issues, but she’s relatable. So is Rory. Plus, I could see him. I kind of pictured Colin Farrell as Rory. It made him so much yummier. I understood why he and Kayleigh were drawn to each other.

If you want a book that’s shorter, but long on emotion and heat, then this might be the book for you. Recommended.