Naughty Irish Heart

The Year 1871: Stable boy Will O’Leary has simple goal: keep his head down, work hard, take care of his ailing mother, and maybe make a happy life for himself in his newly adopted country. But his employer’s eldest daughter Annie Fitzpatrick threatens to muck things up by taking up too much space in his mind, with her carefree ways and flame-red hair. If they don’t give in to their burning desires soon, their passions might just set the whole city on fire.

Present Day: Bar owner Emmett O’Leary believes he’s the direct descendent of the family whose cow kicked over a lantern and started the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. In fact, he earns a decent living for himself off of his associations with that tall tale. When a historical researcher and familiar face from the past, Iona Kelly, shows up in time to rain on his parade shortly before Saint Patrick’s Day, her well-meaning ways upend his entire life.

ATTENTION!
One: This novella is NOT a time-travel story, but the story jumps back and forth between two timelines.

Two: This story is a work of revisionist historical fiction. It’s not meant to be a historical account. It does, however fill in the gaps of the famous tale with something a lot more fun than a cow kicking over a lantern. If you recognize the names of real historical people and locales, understand this is just to mostly give context and a premise for some good sexy times.

Three: this story is intended for ages 18 and up, because of the aforementioned sexy times.

And dont forget to check out the other three in the Naughty Irish Series:
Naughty Irish Love by Tessa Elaine
Naughty Irish Fate by Dee Ellis
Naughty Irish Liar By V. Theia