One Irish Christmas

She's the woman who never left. He's the man who never came back.

Bria Sullivan has spent her whole life in tiny Ballybrae—running festivals, wrangling chaos, and perfectly content with the life she's built. She's not looking for anything. Especially not a devastatingly handsome billionaire who catches her when she falls off a ladder.

Cormac O'Rourke hasn't set foot in Ireland in twenty years. He's only home to sell his late mother's house—nothing more, nothing sentimental. Quick. Clean. No attachments.

He didn't count on Bria.

And Bria didn't count on him volunteering at her festival, showing up when she needs him, or looking at her like she's someone worth staying for.

Now the whole village is betting on their first kiss, the pub keeps playing suspiciously romantic tunes, and Cormac's carefully laid plans are melting faster than snow on stone.

With days until Christmas, they'll have to

Is love worth the risk of wanting more?

A sweet, swoony Irish Christmas romance about finding home in the last place you expected—and the one person who makes it feel possible.