Home for Thanksgiving

Home for Thanksgiving: novel 6 in the Eva and the Irishman, Adult Historic Romance series. It’s 1937, Europe is on the brink of war with Germany, and the U.S. is vowing to stay out of it. Back in Missoula, all’s well now with Ida and Rusty and Davey and Sarah, who’ve all made it through their trials in Book 5 Where the Mountain Touches the Sky. Sean and Ellen have had their last child, Steven, and are watching their second born, Eddie, head aimlessly into his adulthood. Little do his parents know that Eddie’s ultimate decision will be a double-edged sword.

Kelly Sullivan, in her senior year of high school has long-time plans to travel and have a career in nursing. She emphatically vows to be the first of the family women not to be married and pregnant right out of high school. But she falls for the alluring Benny Covington anyway and wrestles with her deep attraction to him and his strong physical attraction to her while staying true to her dreams. It turns out Benny’s family has a mysterious past.
Brendan Sullivan, Kelly’s younger brother, falls in love with his best friend’s girlfriend. Denying his attraction to her for months to save a good friendship, he comes to full acceptance of his love for her at his grandmother’s wake. He also has a long-time-dream of becoming a Marine like his father in WW1. He is sent to Japanese occupied Shanghai where a covert mission changes his life forever.

Home for Thanksgiving, as in all the series novels, flourishes with dramatic conflict, humor, emotion, great characters to fall in love with and root for and laugh and cry with, not to mention, the steamy, heart-warming sex that keeps the Dady-O’Neill clan alive and strong.