Finn O'Reagan: She owns the land that I need... to hide bodies. Siobhan, a city girl with no ties to the land. It was supposed to be an easy buy. No complications. And definitely no conflicts. But her soft eyes have me hooked. Having her is all can I think about. But she isn't the reason why I'm here. The task at hand is crucial. There can be no room for mistakes. Family comes first. It's what the O'Reagans have always lived by. Returning home without this land isn't an option. Is losing my family worth gambling with my heart? Shane O'Reagan: The body count is rising. The only way to save Una is to let her go. Una is the only person who has ever captured my attention. I'm grateful she only spends the summer with us. But now she's here, all grown up, and this time, I don't think I can stay away from her. Una starts partying with Darragh, who's wild an unpredictable. Bodies seem to stack up wherever he goes. Before, it annoyed me cleaning up his mess, but now I have Una to consider, Una to protect. Our family isn't the average. We are belly deep in the criminal world, and the closer Una gets to me, the closer she gets to my world which seems to be spiraling out of control. The only way to stop her from seeing this world is to let her go, but now that I have her, I'm not sure letting her go is an option. The only way to save her is to let her go. -- Amazon.com

"A prequel to Vicious Irish" --Title page. Contains a summary from Vi Carter's novel, Dark.