What’s Irish for Encore?
She confesses her darkest secrets—an act of desperation, not faith. But then she recognizes the priest.
Anne is a TV star with big regrets. Desperate to shake off her guilt, she goes to confession and tells all. Only afterwards does she recognize the priest.
Ciaran is in trouble with his superiors for marching in support of gay marriage, but he's in no real danger from the woman who left him heart-broken at seventeen. Anne's clearly in the middle of a crisis and, as a priest, he can't turn her away.
The attraction between them is as strong as ever, but Anne's only in Dublin for the theater festival—such a short time. Reconnecting could satisfy their curiosity and give a little closure. Or that's the plan.
While rumors mount, it becomes clear how badly Ciaran is needed in his church. Though they've come to rely on one another, Anne would never ask him to give up his precious community - never mind his calling.
How do you love someone when leaving is the most loving thing to do?
“Such a fantastic read with great storyline and characters. I loved the two main characters and thought their love story coming together was so well written. They feel so real and relatable and I cannot wait to read more by this author.” – Danielle on Amazon
“I so enjoyed this book. The group of characters felt just like real life with all the personalities you’d come across in a small community! The main characters certainly had plenty of chemistry and this was built on an old friendship that never really had a chance to flourish. A good escapism read.” – Hannah on Goodreads
“This book is a good escapist read that ticks all the romance star crossed lovers tropes, and yet – it was deeper, delved into topics such as honor and commitment to others (not the romantic other but vulnerable members of the community)…With everyone book she writes Amy Blythe is growing as a writer. I can’t wait to read what she writes next.” – Jill on Goodreads
