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Raven of the Sea
Paperback
Series: O'Brien Tales, Book 1
Publisher Price: $21.99
ISBN13: 9781837004058
Publisher: Storm Publishing
Published: Feb 17 2026
Pages: 498
Weight: 1.02
Height: 1.24 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
The bestselling series set in Ireland that readers can't put down!
Branna O'Mara has lost everything - first her Marine father, then her mother to cancer. At twenty-three, she's utterly alone and desperate for a fresh start. A charming cottage overlooking the heather-scented cliffs of County Clare, Ireland seems like the perfect refuge, until she discovers she's not the only one who wants it.
Michael O'Brien is a local hero who's lived in the village of Doolin all his life. After a failed marriage, all he wants is to buy the Kelly cottage and find some peace. He certainly doesn't expect some stubborn American to steal his dream home right out from under him.
When both offers for the cottage are mysteriously accepted, Branna and Michael find themselves forced to share a home--a wilful American and a proud Irishman, united only by their determination to win. But when a fierce Atlantic storm sweeps over the village, the walls between them begin to crumble...
Perfect for fans of Jean Grainger and Tricia O'Malley, Raven of the Sea is the first in an unputdownable series where the magic of Ireland works its own kind of healing. It features:
- Enemies to lovers
- Found family
- Healing hearts and themes of grief
- Slow-burn with steamy, open-door spice
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