Dublin Rugby Series by Rebecca Norinne

She doesn't date players... Sophie Newport loves her life: she's travelled the world and lived by her own rules. But when her grandfather has a heart attack, she drops everything and boards a plane to Ireland. Two weeks, that's the plan. Until one look at her childhood nemesis has her rethinking everything. She's sworn off athletes, but she might just give him a try. He's the biggest player of all... moreShe doesn't date players... Sophie Newport loves her life: she's travelled the world and lived by her own rules. But when her grandfather has a heart attack, she drops everything and boards a plane to Ireland. Two weeks, that's the plan. Until one look at her childhood nemesis has her rethinking everything. She's sworn off athletes, but she might just give him a try. He's the biggest player of all. Sex and rugby were the only things Declan O'Shaughnessy cared about, right up until his first love waltzed back into his life. Even as he slept his way through Dublin, he never stopped thinking about her. Never stopped wondering if she thought about him, too. So even though he's never gone after a woman the way he chases down opponents on the field, this time, he won't let her get away. less

She flies by the seat of her pants, and he’s a no nonsense kind of guy. When these two opposites attract ... oh baby, it’s game on! I’d called Aoife O’Shaughnessy a number of things, but dumb was never one of them. Through all the trouble she’d gotten into over the years, I never once thought she was actually stupid. Until now. Because I just heard her plan to lose her virginity to the biggest asshole we know... moreShe flies by the seat of her pants, and he’s a no nonsense kind of guy. When these two opposites attract ... oh baby, it’s game on! I’d called Aoife O’Shaughnessy a number of things, but dumb was never one of them. Through all the trouble she’d gotten into over the years, I never once thought she was actually stupid. Until now. Because I just heard her plan to lose her virginity to the biggest asshole we know. My first thought? How the f*ck is Aoife still a virgin?The second? Over my dead body. So I volunteered for the job instead. It might be the stupidest thing I’ve ever done, but once the words were out of my mouth, I couldn’t take them back. I didn’t want to. Suddenly, I couldn’t stop wondering what it would be like to kiss the pink-haired sprite I’d known my whole life, to hear her moan my name when she comes. And she’s wondering about me too. It was only supposed to be about sex, but now I'm in deep. I never meant to fall in love with Aoife. And what happened next? Well, neither of us planned on that. * * * * * * "This is a truly unique story and you will remember it for days after. It is utterly compelling, heartbreaking, raw and is written with a harsh and often brutal realism, that not only leaves the reader reeling, anxious and swooning all in the same sentence, but that also thrives off of the deep connection between our main protagonists." - Emerald Book Reviews "This book is so much more than what the blurb tells you." - Harlie's Books "This book was real and unique. Filled with passion this story was fast paced and captivating. An emotional roller coaster I didn't want to get off." - Scandalous Book Blog "I loved Declan in [Trying Sophie], but Eoin has dominated my heart and soul. This book is one of those stories that make your heart happy and gets your emotions going. It gives all the feels." - Bookalicious Babes Blog less

Chef Lauren Andrews is cooking up something seriously hot with a rugby player ten years her junior. It shouldn't add up, but when they get together, age ain't nothing but a number. Some people came to Ireland for adventure or love. Not me. When I landed in Dublin, it was because my job as a sous chef had imploded on national TV. Humiliated and jobless, I landed a temporary gig as a cook for a rugby team, a sport I knew nothing about... moreChef Lauren Andrews is cooking up something seriously hot with a rugby player ten years her junior. It shouldn't add up, but when they get together, age ain't nothing but a number. Some people came to Ireland for adventure or love. Not me. When I landed in Dublin, it was because my job as a sous chef had imploded on national TV. Humiliated and jobless, I landed a temporary gig as a cook for a rugby team, a sport I knew nothing about. All I wanted to do was save up enough money to get my food truck off the ground back home. I certainly wasn’t looking for a relationship, especially with someone like Donal Casey, the team's cocksure young hooker. It was supposed to be a fling, nothing permanent. At least that's what we told ourselves. But what if you found love in the most unexpected place, with the most unlikely partner? What lengths would you go to keep him? I have a feeling I'm about to find out. Because even though people say I’m wrong for him, when I’m in Donal’s arms, everything feels oh so right. less