The House on Galway Bay (eBook)

When Nora Kildare buries her father, she inherits his debts, his house - and a war she never chose to fight.

County Galway, 1919. The only thing Nora has left is Kildare House on the shore of the bay, and even that comes chained to more debt than a struggling farm can survive. Her one way out is Lord Fitzmaurice, the Anglo-Irish landlord next door who holds her mortgage and is only too eager to buy her out.

Then she finds what her brother has hidden behind the false wall in her own cellar.

Rifles. Two frightened young men on the run. A secret that could see her house burned to the ground and her neck in a noose the moment the Black and Tans come looking properly. Now Nora must run a respectable, tea-pouring, Mass-going household over a rebel arsenal - all while falling for the one man she can least afford to trust: Henry Fitzmaurice, the landlord's own son, who knows exactly what she's hiding and will have to choose, in the end, which side of his own family he's willing to burn.

The House on Galway Bay is a sweeping Irish historical fiction family saga of forbidden love, class divide, and one woman's fight to keep everything she loves standing - for readers who can't put down enemies-to-lovers historical romance, houses built on secrets, and heroines who refuse to go quietly. A story for anyone who has ever loved a family saga that broke their heart and put it back together in the same chapter.

The war is already coming up the road. Her choice was made the night she chose not to turn them away.

Read The House on Galway Bay today - and step into the Kildare House Chronicles.