Top of the morning to you and have a Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Welcome to my blog! I was wondering what I would talk about for St Patrick’s Day and then I remembered that my character John O’Malley from The Gangster’s Kiss is from Ireland. I just signed the contract for the second book in the Love is a Dangerous Thing series. It is titled The Gangster’s Woman. The first book is John and Grace’s story. In case you missed it, please check out The Gangster’s Kiss. It recently won a best historical award and has been nominated for a RONE award this year.
Blurb:
John O’Malley’s sister is missing. All the clues of her disappearance lead to Hayward County, Wisconsin and the crooks and questionable sheriff that reside there. Pretending to be one of them, John takes a job as bodyguard for the sheriff’s beautiful sister, Grace. It seems like the perfect way to investigate their crimes and corruption, but when someone threatens to kill Grace, the job proves harder than he thought. Is she an innocent witness to a crime, or just as guilty as everyone else?
Grace Sullivan just wanted a normal life: find a good man, get married and have a family. She has had enough of looking the other way while her brother hides behind his sheriff’s badge to conduct shady dealings. Hiring a gangster named John to watch her is the final straw. When a face from the past threatens her life, she is forced to put her life in John’s hands, but as time goes on, all she really wants is to be in the gangster’s arms.
You can purchase it here on Amazon or at Barnes and Noble.
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I don’t think I’ve had anything that’s traditionally Irish before… I had soda bread made at an Irish pub if that counts! And fries… Irish pubs don’t seem super veggie friendly 😛 btw, have you heard Postmodern Jukebox? They do a bunch of 20s-ish stylized covers and are fantastic (they’re getting lots of publicity right now for a Gangsta’s Paradise, but I first heard their Blank Space cover; both fantastic!) Email is smilesXalumniYcmuYedu (X is at and y are the dots, so ___@___.___.___)
Thanks, I hadn’t heard of them before so took a look. They are great! Thanks for sharing their great music!
beef stew
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I love Beef stew!
Love Corn Beef, Cabbage and Soda Bread. Your books look amazing💖 Happy St Patrick’s Day💝 dachshundlady@comcast.net💗
I had soda bread on St. Patrick ‘s day.
Lamb, I had no idea until I lived there how popular lamb chops are. They were at every restaurant and butcher and they tasted fabulous. I also loved the colcannon.
Shannon
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I’ve had lamb. It’s good.
Corned Beef and Cabbage!! love it 🙂 Thank you for the chance. lissa@rochester.rr.com
That sounds delicious!
Thanks everyone for playing! I used random.org to pick a winner and the winner was Mary Hooper.