This and That with Karen : Miracles in Wild Rose Bay (Sandy Cove Book 6) by Susanne O'Leary

Dec 23, 2020

Miracles in Wild Rose Bay (Sandy Cove Book 6) by Susanne O'Leary

Hello my cozy friends,

Today I am reviewing Miracles in Wild Rose Bay (Sandy Cove Book 6) by Susanne O'Leary. I dont usually read Romance books but lately I like taking a break from mysteries and reading one. After reading this I will definitely read her earlier books in this series.

A truly unforgettable Irish romance set on the shores of the Wild Atlantic Way.

Arriving in Sandy Cove to views of the shimmering ocean, Tara O’Rourke is excited to get to work. She’s been sent from New York City to take photos of Ireland for a travel magazine, and she knows the perfect area to visit: the mysterious, picturesque Wild Rose Bay.

Staying in her sister Kate’s sweet little cottage, the long nights and beach strolls inspire Tara. But Kate isn’t pleased with Tara’s assignment: she doesn’t want the untouched beauty of the area spoiled by tourists. And when Tara ignores Kate and heads out on her own, she encounters more opposition from Kate’s handsome friend Mick O’Dwyer.

Despite their differences, Tara soon finds herself captivated by Mick, and as he helps her research the area, they uncover a tumbledown farmhouse that holds a secret about Tara’s family. Soon Tara is forced to make a choice: should she give up her story and the career she’s always wanted, or the man and the country she’s falling in love with?

The ultimate escape to beautiful Ireland. Totally captivating from the first page to the last, Miracles in Wild Rose Bay is perfect for fans of Sheila O’Flanagan, Debbie Macomber and Mary Alice Monroe.

I was captivated right from the beginning, I love books set in Ireland and the country does lend itself to romance as well as heartache. The descriptions of the Irish countryside and the sea had me picturing it in my mind, which i always find as a good thing.

I found the characters of Kate and Tara to be wonderful as well as the side characters of Cormac and Mick. I liked how the girls were determined to find out why their great grandpa left Sandy cove and Riverside farm. What a great escape on a snow day curled up with hot cocoa and dreaming far off Ireland. It’s left we wanting to know what happens to them next ...