Let’s suppose you are a heartbroken woman trying to get over the pain of a failed relationship. You’ve always wanted to see the world. What do you do? Perhaps you would do what Sarah does: travel alone to Dublin and leave your worries behind. She wants to start from scratch, to forget about it all; to enjoy the lush green countryside, the Celtic music, the famous pubs. However, her life turns upside down when she finds herself living under the same roof as Daniel, a handsome yet stubborn Irishman.
Both Daniel and Sarah have their reasons for not falling in love, but love has other plans. Things become more complicated because love affairs are prohibited between housemates. This is an unbreakable rule that also applies to the three other residents: a shameless womanizer, an absent-minded musician and a new female best friend, intrusive and meddling. It’s a fun and exciting intercultural household for Sarah to adapt to! And as if that wasn’t enough, she also has to deal with Daniel’s heated misunderstandings, with an insistent ex-boyfriend and some compromising situations with a very sexy Frenchman.
This is a new life in Dublin and there is certainly a lot to love!
WHAT BLOGS HAVE SAID ABOUT THE STORY:
"An addictive, engrossing, contemporary romance". "This book is everything a good romance should be. What I Love About Dublin is filled with charisma and passion, not only between the characters, but in the writing itself". Darrienia.
"Beautiful descriptions of some idyllic sounding settings". Lucia's Book Reviews
"Laneley is so talented in grasping and portrayed feelings and emotions. That is what makes this novel so enchanting". Reading, dreaming and loving every day.
“The plot contains everything you need to get you hooked: love, jealously, friendship, heartbreak, and passion". Romanticamente.es
“Amanda Laneley captivates us with this lovely couple in which the chemistry is almost unbearably strong”. The Magic of Books and Me.
"If you're the romantic type this book will hook you up from the beginning". Blog Pages in the Attic.
WHAT READERS ARE SAYING ABOUT THE NOVEL:
“The descriptions of the settings made me feel like I was in Ireland and, of course, I really liked the love scenes. The expression of Daniel, the protagonist, gives a special touch”.
"Excellent read. Makes you fall in love with the characters and Ireland".
"An amazingly beautiful story about two people destined to love each other".
“I devoured this book, always eager to know what would happen next". "A story about friendship through life, passion and destiny. I fully recommend it".
"The main characters’ romantic scenes and intimate encounters were conveyed masterfully, the writer evidences a great ability to express and transmit feelings through her words and how she makes the reader feel identified with the roles to some extent".
