Irish Hearts is a trilogy once again where all characters find true love and all the men are beyond masculine and the independent women still suffer from codependence, but somehow, all's well in the end. Appropriate guilty pleasure for the beach!

Precedes Irish Dreams. This is another two-for-one with excellent characters and good plots. For any Roberts fan.

This was such a great read. One minute you think you know what will happen and the next your surprised. There are two stories this this book. I really like both of them.

This includes Nora Roberts' very first novel, Irish Thoroughbred. She is a fine, fine author, and her books are incredibly genuine. Although they contain some intimate moments, she is gentle in her approach. She does not include vulgar language, either, at least in her earlier novels. I need to read some of her current works, but her writing style is what draws me to her books.

This book has two stories. It has a lot to do with horses and romance. Lovely book!

Great story with wonderful characters...as usual.

I have to say that this is one of my favorite of Nora's. Very hard not to spend the whole day reading it. Couldn't put it down

I loved these two books in one. I could not stop flipping the pages. I love Nora Roberts books so much. I would recommend this one to anyone.

Nora Roberts never fails! 2 great stories

Truly enjoyed these two stories.

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This was a good story that continues into the next novel. The story was well written and is for anyone who like to read romance novels with a little twist to them. Good reading.

IRISH THOROUGHBRED
It was a dream come true for Irish lass Adelia Cunnane--to work with her uncle, a horse trainer at Royal Meadows, one of the most renowned stables in the world. But there was a catch, and his name was Travis Grant. He was the stable's owner, and a man as proud, as passionate, as opinionated as....herself.

IRISH ROSE
When Adelia's feisty cousin Erin McKinnon first meets Burke Logan, she's not impressed. He's a womanizing, cigar-smoking gambler who won the farm beside Royal Meadows in a game of poker. He has money--too much for Erin's liking--and a bad reputation. But Burke keeps staring at her--and Erin keeps finding herself staring back. And she's beginning to think she may have finally met her match...

Both stories are about the Irish and are connected. Enjoyed them both.

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