Hearts of Eire: Distant Shores

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County Cork, 1845. Bridget Boyd wants more than the life of a farmer's wife—until the potato blight destroys everything and forces her family from their land. As eviction, hunger, and heartbreak scatter those she loves across the Irish Sea, Bridget discovers her heart has belonged to her steadfast friend Daniel O'Callaghan all along. A sweeping, clean historical romance about love that endures famine, loss, and distance, and the courage it takes to build a home anywhere. A friends-to-lovers romance set against the heartbreak of the Irish Potato Famine's first year. Perfect for readers who want a sweeping, emotional love story with zero explicit content. Rich Irish atmosphere—céilithe, cottages, and Gaelic endearments—with a pronunciation and translation guide included. A tender exploration of forgiveness as an estranged, reformed father tries to make amends. Perfect for a reader who loves sweeping, clean Irish historical romance in the vein of famine-era sagas and friends-to-lovers stories. Show more