Nora Roberts 3 Books Set Collection – The Concannon Sisters Trilogy, Born In Ice
Titles In This Set
Born In Ice
Born In Fire
Born In Shame
Description
Born In Ice
Brianna Concannon has buried a broken heart under her fair, calm exterior for ten long years. Jilted just weeks before the wedding to her childhood love, Bri turned her attention to keeping house for her family in County Clare. She’s cooled her passions for anything other than tending to the guests at her inn, until one stormy night when the wind blows in a houseguest who could change everything . . . Grayson Thane, the acclaimed thriller writer, has come to Ireland to research his next bestseller. It’s the latest stop on Gray’s travels: with a past of his own that he’d rather forget, Gray won’t let anything tie him down. But he’s soon possessed by the ghost stories of Ireland – and the fired-gold hair of his hauntingly beautiful host. Stumbling across her late father’s letters in an attic trunk, Bri is about to make a discovery that will stir dark family secrets and change her life for ever. But will Gray stay with her to weather the storm?
Born In Fire
Passions are about to flare for the Concannon sisters . . . Maggie and Brianna Concannon are two very different sisters. The calm and gentle Bri seems able to weather any storm, even the constant criticism that rains down on them both from their mother, but Maggie is a passionate and fiery artist whose temper is as bold as her art. Their mother’s bitterness is a mystery to Bri and Maggie, until secrets from the past challenge everything they’ve come to believe. It’s Maggie’s skill as a glass blower that brings Rogan Sweeney, the international gallery owner, to her small cottage in County Clare. His interest in her is purely professional, until their personalities clash and sparks begin to fly . . . As her career takes off, how will Maggie cope with the heat of the spotlight and feelings for Rogan that she would rather ignore?
Born In Shame
For Shannon Bodine, losing her mother has been doubly heartbreaking: hours before she died, her mother confessed that Shannon’s father was not the man she believed, but a married man in Ireland. Across the ocean, Brianna and Maggie Concannon have been eagerly awaiting news of their half-sister. But the woman who visits Brie’s guest house in County Clare is not the loving sibling they had hoped for. Shannon, shaken by the truth of her birth, stays distant from the sisters while she tries to clear her head – and to shake the feeling that she has met the tall young farmer Murphy somewhere, or sometime, before . . .
