Love in Dooncarra Volume 1 (Books 1-3)

Clean Small-Town Irish Romance Collection

By: Maeve McBride

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Three love stories. One unforgettable Irish village. And a town worth fighting for.

Welcome to Dooncarra, a charming coastal village where love blooms in the most unexpected places. But beneath the cosy exterior, the town's future is on the line. As local businesses struggle and historic buildings fall into disrepair, the people of Dooncarra must fight for the place they call home.

Love in Dooncarra, Volume 1 brings together the first three interconnected standalone romances in the series. Three couples. Three second chances. One village that refuses to give up.

Book 1: The Pub Owner's Proposal

A fake engagement, a grumpy pub owner, and a secret that's about to go very public.
Niamh Kelly's gift shop needs a miracle. When grumpy pub owner Darragh O'Sullivan proposes a fake engagement to save his family's pub, it's meant to be strictly business. But in a town that loves to gossip, pretend starts to feel a lot like the real thing.

Book 2: Hearts Under Renovation

She's rebuilding her life. He's the only one who can rebuild her trust.
Eimear Walsh is back in Dooncarra to save the crumbling Willowbridge Inn. To do it, she has to hire Aidan Flynn, the high school sweetheart she left behind years ago. As they tear down old walls, they might just find a second chance hidden beneath the dust.

Book 3: Wedding Bells and Bickering

A free-spirited wedding planner vs. a rigid Dublin lawyer.
Siobhán O'Hare has this wedding under control, until James Fitzpatrick arrives. He's by-the-book and impossible to please. But when a storm threatens the big day, their bickering turns into a heat that neither of them can ignore.

This collection is filled with:

• Clean and wholesome romance
• Small-town charm and meddling neighbours
• Banter, heart, and happily ever afters
• An Irish village you will never want to leave

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It was a very basic book no real depth

I listen to a lot of audiobooks. This was very basic. You never really got depth with the characters too much explaining scenery and not actually working with the characters.

The AI reader kept pronouncing everyone’s names differently every chapter. Didn’t enjoy the mechanical voice at all.

The story was very shallow, within consistent details. I would not recommend this book and lastly so overly predictable.