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    Shannon

    By Shara Azod

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    I make the rules now. Gone are the ravaged days of street living and fighting to survive. Now I fight, bare knuckled for the fun of it. Paddy O’Shea, my father thought he’d toughen me up.

    Make me ready to fight his battles, or worse, fight my brothers.

    Wrong —He’s the bastard we all fight against.

    Nothing or no one gets in my way—ever. Until she walked through my door—and blew my fucking world upside down. Now I’m fighting again, only this time it’s not with my fists, but with a heart I want to own and a soul I want to merge with.

    She doesn’t know it yet, but nobody walks away from an O’Shea.

    Yeah, this is one battle I can’t lose.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateFeb 24, 2016
    ISBN9781329922167
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      Absolutely loved it! I hope to read about the rest of the O'Shea brothers.