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Tricia O'Malley

Auteur de Wild Irish Heart

55+ oeuvres 1,041 utilisateurs 47 critiques

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Comprend les noms: Tricia O' Malley

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(eng) Not to be confused with Patricia O'Malley, a Canadian accountant and author of an accounting textbook.

Séries

Œuvres de Tricia O'Malley

Wild Irish Heart (1800) 186 exemplaires
One Tequila (2015) 96 exemplaires
The Stolen Dog (2013) 56 exemplaires
Wild Irish Roots (2014) 44 exemplaires
Wild Irish Eyes (2014) 43 exemplaires
Stone Song (2016) 43 exemplaires
Wild Irish Rebel (2015) 34 exemplaires
Wild Irish Soul (2014) 32 exemplaires
Wild Scottish Knight (2023) 25 exemplaires
Song of the Fae (2022) 23 exemplaires
Tequila for Two (2015) 22 exemplaires
Tequila Four (2017) 21 exemplaires
Wild Irish Witch (2016) 21 exemplaires
Three Tequilas (2016) 20 exemplaires
Sword Song (2017) 20 exemplaires
Good Girl (2018) 20 exemplaires
Spear Song (2017) 19 exemplaires
Ms. Bitch (2020) 16 exemplaires
Up to No Good (2019) 15 exemplaires
A Fifth of Tequila (2018) 14 exemplaires
Tequila Will Kill Ya (2015) 14 exemplaires
Wild Irish Christmas (2020) 13 exemplaires
Wild Irish Dreamer (2020) 13 exemplaires
Wild Irish Grace (2018) 13 exemplaires
Sphere Song (2018) 13 exemplaires
Wild Irish Sage (2021) 12 exemplaires
A Sixer of Tequila (2019) 11 exemplaires
Good Moon Rising (2020) 11 exemplaires
A Good Chance (2020) 10 exemplaires
One Way Ticket (2021) 10 exemplaires
Seven Deadly Tequilas (2020) 10 exemplaires
Wild Scottish Love 9 exemplaires
Wild Irish Renegade (2022) 9 exemplaires
Tequila Shots and Valentine Knots (2016) 9 exemplaires
Melody of Flame (2022) 8 exemplaires
Chorus of Ashes (2023) 7 exemplaires
Too Good to Be True (2021) 7 exemplaires
The Althea Rose Mystery Boxed Set (2019) 7 exemplaires
A Good Sou (2021) 7 exemplaires
Eight Ways to Tequila (2021) 7 exemplaires
Tequila for Christmas (2021) 4 exemplaires
In Good Time (2022) 2 exemplaires

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Sexe
female
Nationalité
USA (unconfirmed)
Lieux de résidence
Fox Point, Wisconsin, USA
Bonaire, Caribbean Netherlands
Notice de désambigüisation
Not to be confused with Patricia O'Malley, a Canadian accountant and author of an accounting textbook.

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Critiques

Wild Scottish Rose by Tricia O’Malley
The Enchanted Highlands series #4. Magical Scottish romance. Can be read as a stand-alone but better as part of the series. World building flows through all the books as do a few of the characters.
Shona Scott has had enough of supplying flowers for weddings and decides to renovate a cottage on her property to earn money. Her first rental is to Owen Williams who is investigating his friend’s story of water horses that dragged him under the loch. Owen is a filmmaker and determined to catch anything unusual in Loren Brae.
When a garden gnome starts talking to Shona, her life takes a turn to the magical. And while she can’t control what magical beings show themselves to Owen, she does know those creatures cannot be shared with the world.

🎧 I listened to an audiobook version of this story, narrated by Amy Landon and Will Watt who do the full series. Both narrators bring an enthusiasm to the story that draws the reader in to the Scotland Highlands with “coo” other magical creatures. The performance includes characters with a Scottish accent as well as from the States. I did have to slow down a bit from my preferred speed to understand some of the Scottish dialog. It was a wonderful and entertaining performance with clear emphasis on emotions and the magical.

I received a copy of this from NetGalley and the publisher.
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Madison_Fairbanks | Mar 10, 2024 |
I was so disappointed in this book. I couldn't even finish it. It was like it was written by a completely different author...the writing style was so different from the previous books in this series. I absolutely loved Mystic Cove 1-10 but this book tells me I will be stopping at 10 so I can still like the series. I also feel that if it's a Mystic Cove book, it should be about Mystic Cove. Terrible book.
 
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Becky_From_Kansas | Jan 8, 2024 |
This is the perfect, beachy, feel-good read! Tricia O’Malley is a new author to me, and the Siren Islands new as well. This is the story of Samantha Jameson, a 38 year old exec in the States who is taking a much needed vacation after failing to be promoted. Whilst there, she finds love, paradise, and of course, magic.

I truly enjoyed reading about the setting (I so miss being in warm weather at this time of year!), about Irma, Mirra and Jolie, and our protagonist, Sam. She felt so relatable to me - disapproving and controlling family, walls erected around her, giving her life to a company that doesn’t care about her. The scenes were beautifully described and I could imagine myself in the Laughing Mermaid, and on the beach, overlooking clear, calm waters.

The twist comes at a little after the halfway point, but you see it in all its glory at the end.

The only thing I wasn’t sold on was the male protag, Lucas. I didn’t buy that he really loved Sam - he came off as quite controlling, telling her how she was supposed to feel and what’s best for her, determined to “save” her, becoming upset that she didn’t want to just move to be with him after 3 weeks. It was just…done in a way that makes it seem romantic (I know from experience).

Otherwise, I really enjoyed this book and I look forward to reading the others in the series!
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galian84 | 2 autres critiques | Dec 29, 2023 |
This is the perfect, beachy, feel-good read! Tricia O’Malley is a new author to me, and the Siren Islands new as well. This is the story of Samantha Jameson, a 38 year old exec in the States who is taking a much needed vacation after failing to be promoted. Whilst there, she finds love, paradise, and of course, magic.

I truly enjoyed reading about the setting (I so miss being in warm weather at this time of year!), about Irma, Mirra and Jolie, and our protagonist, Sam. She felt so relatable to me - disapproving and controlling family, walls erected around her, giving her life to a company that doesn’t care about her. The scenes were beautifully described and I could imagine myself in the Laughing Mermaid, and on the beach, overlooking clear, calm waters.

The twist comes at a little after the halfway point, but you see it in all its glory at the end.

The only thing I wasn’t sold on was the male protag, Lucas. I didn’t buy that he really loved Sam - he came off as quite controlling, telling her how she was supposed to feel and what’s best for her, determined to “save” her, becoming upset that she didn’t want to just move to be with him after 3 weeks. It was just…done in a way that makes it seem romantic (I know from experience).

Otherwise, I really enjoyed this book and I look forward to reading the others in the series!
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galian84 | 2 autres critiques | Dec 29, 2023 |

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Statistiques

Œuvres
55
Aussi par
1
Membres
1,041
Popularité
#24,733
Évaluation
3.9
Critiques
47
ISBN
108
Langues
2

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