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    Kiss Me, I'm Irish: romance
    Kiss Me, I'm Irish: romance
    Kiss Me, I'm Irish: romance
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    Kiss Me, I'm Irish: romance

    By John Blandly

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    Felicity Jones and her younger sister, Dierdre, go out to a club to tease the local men folk, though Dierdre has to get up early the next morning to fly to Chicago for an art exhibition. When Dierdre gets to Chicago she realizes she took the wrong luggage, and now only has Felicity's risky wardrobe.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAvantLifeGuard Books
    Release dateOct 27, 2017
    ISBN9781386110552
    Kiss Me, I'm Irish: romance
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    John Blandly

    John Blandly is an artist, actor, songwriter and filmmaker from upstate New York.

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      Magic realism, yet realistic in its way, light love story, but solid, true. Nice. Art lovers may especially like this book. Highly recommended.

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    Kiss Me, I'm Irish - John Blandly

    Table of Contents

    Kiss Me, I'm Irish (romance)

    Kiss Me, I'm Irish

    By John Blandly

    Copyright (c) MMXXII by J. J. Brearton

    All Rights Reserved

    AvantLifeGuard Books

    Chapter 1

    Deirdre was in the spare room upstairs finishing an article on Wayne Thiebaud, Mark T. Smith and David Hochney, when she heard the front door open, and the exclamation, Ahoy!

    It was Felicity, her older sister, coming home for an unexpected visit.

    Deirdre ran to the landing and looked down.

    Hey!

    Hi, sis, Felicity said, and then was swarmed by an embrace from her mother.

    Felicity, what are you doing here? her mother said.

    Just passing through. Is Dad here?

    He's outside in the back.

    Felicity looked up. Hey, sis. I got you a present. It's in the car.

    She then went down the hall to the sliding glass doors in the back to look for her father.

    Slipping back the door and the screen, she stepped out on the patio. Henny looked up. Sweetie-bunch, you're home! He put down a spatula that he'd been using to clean off the barbeque, and gave Felicity a hug.

    Hi, Dad. Playing baseball?

    You know it, babe.

    Henny was on a senior men's baseball team.

    Hey, Deirdre said. What's this stuff? She held up two large plastic shopping bags that she had gotten from the back of Felicity's car.

    It's luggage. I liked it so much I got two sets. Then I figured, what the hell do I need two sets of luggage for? So, take your pick.

    Back in the kitchen, Felicity watched as Deirdre took out a brand new blue garment bag, and a carry-on case.

    Excellent! Deirdre exclaimed. Thanks.

    Okay, you owe me, kid.

    Cut it out, Felicity. I'll pay you back.

    Forget it. It's a gift. I'm just kidding.

    Felicity was always acting like the big sister, eighteen months older, treating Deirdre like a little girl.

    Come on, she said to Deirdre. Let's go to Bugsy's and meet some guys. You're buying.

    It's kind of late.

    What do you mean late, Henny said. It's only nine o'clock.

    "I got a flight to catch

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