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    Luck of the Irish

    By Cindy Sutherland

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    About this ebook

    Quinn Donovan needs a change to get over a broken heart, so when he finds out his father wants some new horses from Ireland, he jumps at the opportunity. He has always dreamed of going abroad. But when he gets there, his first meeting with breeder Cian O’Reilly is a disaster—on both sides.

    Ever since his parents abandoned him, Cian has lived with his grandfather, raising horses. He has no expectation of ever being happy and believes family has to come first. Then his second meeting with Quinn turns his first impression on its head, and they discover they have a lot in common. But their time together has an expiry date: they live on different continents, and Cian can’t leave any more than Quinn can stay.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamspinner Press
    Release dateJan 9, 2013
    ISBN9781623802851
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    • 2/5
      I wanted to give it a 3 star, because well, everything was just so perfect.

      But then I realized that everything was JUST SO PERFECT. Everything works out magically, as if the author just didn't want to think out some realistic answer to the conflict.


      A nice sweet story, but it's a little to convenient for me.
    • 3/5
      Quinn Donovan needs a change to get over a broken heart, so when he finds out his father wants some new horses from Ireland, he jumps at the opportunity. He has always dreamed of going abroad. But when he gets there, his first meeting with breeder Cian O’Reilly is a disaster—on both sides. Ever since his parents abandoned him, Cian has lived with his grandfather, raising horses. He has no expectation of ever being happy and believes family has to come first. Then his second meeting with Quinn turns hisfirst impression on its head, and they discover they have a lot in common. But their time together has an expiry date: they live on different continents, and Cian can’t leave any more than Quinn can stay.A very sweet story of two needing souls finding each other and dealing with their new found love and seperationA very enjoyable, quick read.One thing though, this really bothered me. Both men have very understanding families. Very accepting of them being Gay.Irish Catholic's? I don't think so. This was not very realistic.