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An Irish-set paranormal romance with romantasy worldbuilding, where a rare hybrid and an alpha heir choose their bond in defiance of fate.

She was marked by the Veil before she ever chose it.
Now she’ll decide what the mark means.
Saoirse Ní Dhorchaí has lived her whole life between systems—between homes, between rules, between worlds. A rare...

Síofra’s job is to cover golf—not become the headline.
Ciarán’s job is to win, smile for the cameras, and keep his private life private.
Then one small “incident” turns Holywood and Belfast into a rumour factory, and suddenly the presenter and the golfer are stuck in the same storm: dodging gossip, managing egos, and pretending their banter isn’t...

In a town where the distillery keeps the lights on and the stories alive, Niamh knows how to measure what matters—flavour, timing, distance. She’s a chemist and a taster, brought in to help launch a flagship whiskey that could save the place… or sell its soul.
Jamie has spent his life in the cooperage, hands blackened by iron hoops and oak dust,...

Some loves don’t burn out.
They don’t explode and disappear.
They sink deeper with time.
From award-winning author Laura Carpenter comes Book Two in the Devlin Grove Trilogy — a sweeping Irish romance about second chances, unfinished love, and the courage to choose connection over fear.
She left to survive.
He stayed to hold everything together.
Years...

Devlin Grove has a way of holding on to people. It keeps your history close, your secrets closer, and your heart right where it can be found—usually when you least expect it.
From award-winning author Laura Carpenter comes the final book in the Devlin Grove Trilogy: What the River Takes, an emotional Irish romance about love that endures, the...

In a rainy Irish coastal town, the market runs on three things: gossip, second chances, and whoever remembered to put the kettle on.
She’s not here for grand gestures. She’s here for stability—routine, work that feels honest, and a life that doesn’t fall apart the second someone raises their voice. After a stretch of bad luck and worse choices,...

In Derry, privacy is a kind of oath.
Maeve has built a life on rules—quiet ones, the kind that keep you standing when your past comes knocking. The kettle goes on. The door stays shut. The line is clear.
Then Rowan comes back.
He’s the man she loved, the man she lost, and the one person who can still pull truth out of her with a single look. Old...

Aisling Byrne swore she’d never move back to Galway.
Ten years, one burnout, and a bruised CV later, she’s back on the Salthill Prom with wet trainers, a deadline, and a promise to keep: save Harbour House, her mam’s tired guesthouse and community hall, before the money runs out and the lights go dark.
Her plan is simple. Work hard, stay focused,...

Niamh Hanratty is very good at keeping other people afloat.
By day she’s the calm centre of a Galway classroom, building “Bright Tide” – a project that teaches kids how to name their needs, ask for colour instead of volume, and know they’re allowed to leave and come back. By night she’s juggling guardianship paperwork, tide tables, and one small...

HARBOURLIGHT
A Contemporary Irish Romance
by Laura Carpenter
Some harbours are made of stone.
Some are made of hands.
When Aisling returns to the wild Atlantic coast, she tells herself it’s temporary. A contract. A reset. A place to breathe after a life that went quietly off course.
She doesn’t tell anyone about the boy who never lets go of her hand.
...

A Cork morning is its own kind of weather—rain on the zebra crossing, small hands gripping backpacks, and a town that runs on routine, humour, and the quiet bravery of getting everyone safely to the other side.
Mairéad Keegan is the art teacher who arrives early with spare socks, warm cocoa, and a plan for every small crisis. Declan Ward is the...

A broken-down bookmobile, a single mum who keeps time for a county, and the mechanic who quietly learns her heart’s routes.

Niamh Murphy runs her life by routes and timetables.
By day she drives the county bookmobile, stamping dates and handing out stories from parish halls and school yards. By night she’s raising two kids who know that love looks...

Twelve nights to keep a promise. One landing to hold the line.
The first time Cara McKenna heard that knock, she was ten years old, halfway down the stairs, counting the wobbly bannister spindles to stop herself crying while social workers with clipboards rearranged her life. That night, she promised herself two things: she’d have a house of her...

Siofra Lane has three rules for survival:
Clean hands. True records. No heroics.
As a contract archivist and single mum, she moves from one crumbling collection to the next, stabilising the past just long enough for someone else to cut the ribbon and take the photographs. This time she’s in charge of a historic Irish house-museum where the...

When the wave took everything, she swore she would never come back.
Years after the accident that shattered her coastal Irish town, Orla Quinn has built a careful, landlocked life in Dublin—no sea, no storms, no reminders of the night the ocean decided who it would keep. But when a family emergency drags her home to the windswept village she once...

When the roof starts leaking in the town’s shabby-but-beloved community hall, nobody expects the Thursday choir to become the glue holding everyone together. Rowan, a widowed father doing his best not to over-rescue the world, just wants a place where his daughter can breathe steady. Eliza, the hall manager with a pencil behind her ear and a...

Some love stories don’t begin with a spark.

They begin with a history.

They know each other’s tells—the pause before a lie, the hand that hovers before it reaches, the way I’m fine can mean please don’t leave. They’ve already loved once. They’ve already broken. And they’ve sworn they won’t make the same mistakes again.

When two people who once...

Some houses are inherited.
Others inherit you.
When a long-held family home on the edge of a small Irish town is left to a fractured group of relatives and near-strangers, the will is clear—and uncompromising. To keep the house, they must all live in it together for one year. If they fail, the house will be sold.
No one expects it to work.
Old...

Some love stories aren’t rebuilt from memory.
They’re rebuilt from choice.
When a house fire on a quiet Belfast street brings firefighter Peter O’Callaghan face-to-face with the woman he once loved, he doesn’t recognise her. Or the children watching him from the pavement. Or the life he apparently walked away from.
Evie remembers everything.
They...

On a rain-slicked London morning, Max gets the notification that should feel like a win: a film he worked on has been selected for a festival.
Instead, his stomach drops.
Because he knows what the industry doesn’t say out loud: somewhere along the line, he helped make a person’s life portable.
A single clip. A single “just for a second.” A small...