The Lost Daughter's Irishman by Carolyn Miller

 The Lost Daughter's Irishman by Carolyn Miller is a delightful story that will brighten your day. It is a standalone book that is part of the collection Our House on Sycamore Street.    Kara Browne is working three jobs and hiding out in Eden Cove after her life fell apart.  She is trying to keep it all together and is not interested in meeting anyone new.  Colin Fairall has come to town to see about acquiring the local hotel.  He is intrigued by Kara Browne and tries to break through her walls.

This was a such a great story.  It was a pleasure to get to know Kara and Colin.  I was rooting for them and watching them both grow and change.  I enjoyed their relationship, banter and love of 80’s songs.   The setting of Eden Cove, a small town in England, was enchanting, and I enjoyed making friends with the people of Eden Cove.  The author did a great job taking the heavy topic of loss and weaving together a beautiful story with humorous and touching parts.

The Lost Daughter’s Irishman is a wonderful contemporary romance that checked all the boxes for me with great banter, sweet romance and wonderful characters.  I highly recommend!

I was given a copy by the publisher and not required to write a positive review.

Carolyn Miller is an Inspirational Regency romance author who lives in the beautiful Southern Highlands of New South Wales, Australia with her husband and four children. Together with her husband she has pastored a church for ten years, and worked as a public high school English and Learning and Support teacher.

A longtime lover of romance, especially that of Jane Austen and Georgette Heyer’s Regency era, Carolyn holds a BA in English Literature, and loves drawing readers into fictional worlds that show the truth of God’s grace in our lives.

She loves reading, music, films, gardens, art, travel and international food, and really enjoy creating worlds where flawed people can grow in faith, hope and love.

Her Regency novels include the award winning The Elusive Miss
Ellison, The Captivating Lady Charlotte, The Dishonorable Miss 
DeLancey, Winning Miss Winthrop, Miss Serena's Secret, The Making of Mrs Hale, and A Hero for Miss Hatherleigh, all published by Kregel Publications.