Ivy Fairbanks

Callum Flannelly by raději skočil do otevřeného hrobu, než aby šel s cizí ženou na večeři nebo do kina. Zdědit rodinný pohřební ústav a pokračovat v odkazu několika generací ovšem může jen pod jednou podmínkou: musí se do svých pětatřicátých narozenin oženit. Dostává se tedy z pomyslného bláta na hřbitově do louže randění. Lark Thompsonová by se raději nechala rozdrtit padající kovadlinou, než aby během svého pobytu v irském Galwayi bydlela vedle pohřebního ústavu. Temperamentní americká animátorka sem přijela znovu najít chuť k životu, ne si připomínat ztrátu manžela. Když se Lark dozví o Callumově dilematu a odporu k tomu, že by se měl namísto z lásky oženit z nutnosti, souhlasí, že introvertnímu majiteli pohřebního ústavu pomůže. Ačkoli se osobně lásky zřekla, je optimistka a věří, že Callum dokáže najít tu pravou a zajistit si dědictví. Ale jak seznamovací projekt postupuje a jejich přátelství se prohlubuje, totéž platí i o vzájemné přitažlivosti. Čím víc času Lark s vážným, sarkastickým Callumem tráví, tím víc se obává toho, že se mu podaří najít partnerku. A čím příšernější schůzky Callum přetrpí, tím víc se mu svírá srdce z toho, že se nezadržitelně blíží její odjezd do Států. Jestli si ti dva myslí, že vzájemné spojení dokážou ignorovat, jsou vedle jako ta hřbitovní jedle.

The hotly anticipated opposites attract second chance romance!''‘Fans of Abby Jimenez will love this bingeable, fresh, and deliciously spicy romance.’PAIGE TOON, Sunday Times bestselling author of Seven Summers''Sweet and spicy . . . a fabulous addition to the romance genre!''ABBY JIMENEZ, New York Times bestselling author of Just for the Summer--------------------------------------------------She doesn’t do second chances. But he''s not done writing their song.Cielo “Lo” Valdez doesn’t believe in second chances. Surviving cancer at seventeen taught her life is too short to spend time on someone who wronged you. But Aidan O’Toole is determined to show her life is too long not to spend it together.When the tough-as-nails Texan moved to Galway for medical school, she wasn’t looking for love. Aidan, the tattooed, guitar-playing lawyer who had helped her cousin, slipped past her defenses. They each fell hard and fast. But when Aidan was given the opportunity of a lifetime, to move to London and record an album — he took it. Lo cut him off, yet more than two years and a successful album later, every song he writes is still about her, the one he let get away. And every time Lo hears his voice on the radio singing about love, it’s an arrow straight to her heart.Now they’re on a collision course as maid-of-honor and best man at Lo’s cousin’s wedding. Are some mistakes worth forgiving? Can Aidan convince Lo their song wasn’t meant to end?READERS CAN''T GET ENOUGH OF IVY''S SPICY, HEART-WARMING AND HILARIOUS BOOKS...''This book made my cry and laugh and everything in between.''''I loved every single minute of this book. It''s an absolute gem . . . I cannot wait to see what [Ivy] has in store next''''Absolutely devoured this delicious and tender book!''''One of my comfort reads and favourite books. Cannot recommend enough!''''Heartwarming, swoon-worthy, funny.''

He has to marry by his thirty-fifth birthday. She’s sworn off love… Painfully shy Callum Flannelly would rather dive into an open grave than take a stranger to dinner. But he can only inherit the family undertaking business under one condition: He must marry before his thirty-fith birthday. Texan animator Lark Thompson moved to Galway, Ireland, to restart her life and career, not be reminded of losing her husband by moving in next to a funeral home. But when she learns of Callum’s dilemma, Lark’s certain she can help him find The One, even if she’s sworn off love herself. Though as the dating project progresses and Lark spends more time with straight-laced, sarcastic Callum, he starts to crack the ice around her grieving heart. And the more joy that vivacious Lark brings to Callum’s grey existence, the less he can imagine letting her return to Texas. If they think they can ignore their connection, they’re dead wrong.