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    The Start of the Rainbow: A Daughters of Erin Short Story
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    The Start of the Rainbow: A Daughters of Erin Short Story

    By Amanda McCabe

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    A special treat for St. Patrick's Day! Amanda McCabe, writing as Laurel McKee, presents a short (2750 words) story set in Georgian Ireland of "The Daughters of Erin" series. Allison and Finn are intellectuals and Irish patriots in Dublin of 1802--and they certainly don't believe in enchanted leprechaun gold! Nor do they believe in romance--until a magical encounter shows them what can happen when they let true love into their lives...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAmanda McCabe
    Release dateMar 2, 2016
    ISBN9781311690081
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    The Start of the Rainbow: A Daughters of Erin Short Story
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    Amanda McCabe

    Amanda McCabe is RITA-nominated, award-winning author of historical romance, as well as Elizabethan mysteries under the name Amanda Carmack. When not writing, or researching her next project, she loves watching the Food Network (even though she never cooks!), trying to sew, and going to yoga class. She lives in New Mexico with a husband, a bossy Poodle, and lazy cat

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