St. Patrick’s Day got you in the mood to read a good Irish romance? In a follow-up to Laurel McKee’s Kiss Me, I’m Irish: St. Patrick’s Day Recs, we’ve gathered more recommendations, including those you mentioned in the comments in both that post and Megan Frampton’s Getting Our Irish Up!: Favorite Irish Heroes.
Check out the list below and let us know if it hits the spot and/or if you have any more to add:
—Born In trilogy by Nora Roberts + Nora Roberts/J.D. Robb’s Irish heroes—the Donovans, the Gallaghers, Trace O’Hurley, and of course Roarke
—Blood Roses, Irish Fire, and Spellbound by Jeanette Baker
—Child of the Prophecy, Daughter of the Forest, and Son of the Shadows by Judith Marillier
—The Irish Bride by Alexis Harrington
—The Wife Trap by Tracy Anne Warren (2nd in a series)
—The Mammoth Book of Irish Romance by Jennifer Ashley,Claire Delacroix, Helen Scott Taylor, and Cat Adams
—Skye O’Malley by Bertrice Small
—The MacEgan Brothers series by Michelle Willingham
—Rory and Conor by Ruth Langan
—Catch Me a Catch by Sally Clement
—The Irish Upstart by Shirley Kennedy
—The Irish Eyes line of romance novels from Berkley
—The Fever series by Karen Marie Moning
—Secret of Friends by Maeve Binchy
—Marian Keyes’s novels
—Irish Magic: Four Tales of Romance and Enchantment from Four Acclaimed Authors by Barbara Samuel and Susan Wiggs
—Irish Magic II: Four Unforgettable Novellas of Love and Enchantment (v. 2) by Susan Wiggs, Roberta Gellis, Morgan Llywelyn, and Barbara Samuel
—Amanda McCabe’s historical novels
—Straight Up by Deirdre Martin
—The Irish Warrior by Kris Kennedy
—P.S. I Love You (Harlequin Temptation, No 228) by Frances Davies
And if you liked this, be sure to try today’s tasty main course: Irish Corned Beefcake, Vol. 2, which, uh, as eye candy, does double duty as dessert!
