☘️ The Ballycove Vow (Love in Ballycove Series) ☘️
One summer. One chance for love on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way!
Burned-out Dublin coder Eimear Hanly inherits her grandfather’s crumbling sheep farm in Ballycove—but only if she’s married before August. Stoic farmer Aodhán O’Malley can’t secure custody of his orphaned niece without a stable “two-parent” home. A tidy, paper-only answer seems obvious: a marriage of convenience, no strings, no feelings.
Yet under the golden skies of Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, renovating the old cottage, sharing seaside picnics, and swapping midnight stories ignite a slow-burn spark neither of them expected. Keeping their arrangement strictly business proves harder than fencing sheep. Eimear plans to flip the farm and sprint back to tech life, but Ballycove’s rolling fields—and Aodhán’s steadfast kindness—start claiming space in her code-cluttered heart.
Will a forged promise shatter three fragile hearts—or blossom into Ballycove’s sweetest midsummer miracle?
☘️ Lights at the Lighthouse (Love in Ballycove, #5) ☘️
A single dad, a wandering librarian and Christmas lights bright enough to heal lonely hearts!
Lonely lighthouse keeper Declan Hayes keeps Ballycove’s beam cutting through November gales, yet grief still clouds his days. Enter Bríd Callahan, the new librarian whose mobile book van and radiant hope make even the wild cliffs feel like home. Her story-times enchant Declan's six-year-old Molly and coax rare smiles from Declan. Then a fierce storm maroons Bríd overnight in the lighthouse, where candlelit cocoa and whispered dreams kindle the first glow of a Christmas miracle—for a father, a daughter, and a wanderer alike.
An unexpected transfer to an automated lighthouse up north promises Declan safer hours, higher pay—and the end of the Ballycove roots Molly has just begun to grow. Bríd knows all about running: she left Dublin to outrun career burnout, not to break a child’s heart. As she and Molly secretly plan a carol service inside the lantern room, Bríd falls for the devoted dad who fears loving—and losing—again. But with Christmas fast approaching, Declan must choose between security in exile or risking everything for love and home.
Will the lighthouse guide Declan away from Ballycove, or lead all three into the brightest Christmas of their lives?