Sean: His to Marry
“I’ll say one thing for you, O’Malley, you may have your flaws, but havin’ a low opinion of yourself isn’t one of them.”
Sean O’Malley has his heart set on marrying Maeve Donahue. Aye, she’s a wild Irish lass to be sure. Likely he’ll spend the rest of his days keeping her out of trouble, but ’tis nothing the determined Irishman can’t handle. He’s watched her, scolded her, and protected her for years, waiting patiently to claim her heart and make her his bride.
Now that he’s done with university, an engineering degree in hand, he’s ready to make his move. They’ll marry and move across the pond where a good job awaits him. There they’ll start their family, building the life he’s long dreamed of.
Or will they? Maeve isn’t so certain. Yes, she’s always had a weakness for him, hoping he’d take her in his arms and kiss her silly, but he’s a mite to bossy for her liking. And why does he think he can strut back into the village and rush her down the aisle? She’s just gotten her first taste of freedom, did she want to give it up, and to a man who believes ’tis a husband’s right to take his wife to task over his knee if she misbehaves? For Maeve, there’s no ‘if’ involved. It’s more likely ‘when’ and that could easily be every day with her temper.
She’ll have to decide what’s more valuable to her, freedom to do as she pleases, or the love of Sean O’Malley.
This novel was been previously published as Kiss Me O’Malley. It has been revised and re-edited by the author.
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