Irish Fling: Part One of the Millersburg Quartet

By Valerie Douglas

At a crossroads in her life and career, orphaned Ali Dearborn always was the smart one. With near perfect recall, she accomplished a lot in a very short time. But her meteoric rise led to an equally meteoric fall. With her life and career in shambles, she travels to Ireland in search of her mother's roots - and her own. Lost, she offers handsome Aidan O'Connell a lift from his broken-down car and she gains an impromptu tour guide. But is Aidan only looking for a brief Irish Fling?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Valerie Douglas
• Release date: Jun 29, 2011
• ISBN: 9781465768810

Valerie Douglas

Valerie Douglas is a prolific writer and a genre-crosser, much to the delight of her fans. A fan of authors from almost every genre, she writes classic fantasy, romance, suspense, horror, and, as V.J. Devereaux, erotic romance. Happily married, she's companion to two dogs, three cats and an African clawed frog named Hopper who delights in tormenting the cats from his tank.

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Reviews for Irish Fling

[myeclecticbooks_1 · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

I haven’t read a romance in a long time and I must say that I was pleasantly surprised with this one. It started off as a simple travel/self discovery/love at first sight story but then luckily for me morphed nicely into a bit more. I am generally not a fan of the whole love at first sight, divided by a ridiculous conflict, and then reunited to find lasting love type story: But this story managed to make me enjoy it nonetheless. The character development was well done and the setting in Ireland so gorgeous that I managed to find the love story believable despite itself.Just when I feared there was no much more left to the story there was a small mystery thrown it to keep my interest though the end.All in all, a fun quick read…a really believable love story and an entertaining way to pass a rainy day. I doubt I’ll pick up the others in the series…but I don’t regret reading this one.