Missing words, wrong words, mistakes in tense, and general typos, all contributed to my somewhat disappointed view of the entire trilogy. It seemed to get worse from book 1 to 3 and is beginning to detract from the story. I have to get this off my chest before I finish this third book in the Irish Heart trilogy: the proofreading was abysmal. A love sparked in her teens by Riverdance fanned into a flame when she befriended a group of Irish kids in France and blazed into a wildfire by a visit to the Emerald Isle.Įarlier this year, an AncestryDNA test confirmed what Jules has suspected for a while: she’s a third Irish (one of her grandparents continues to be unknown but as luck would have it, the test divined that he must have been an Irish-Swede).

The Irish Cottage was inspired by Jules’ love for all things Irish. She lives for the real magic in the world-it exists-in the form of an ancient building, a kind smile from a stranger, the inexplicable experiences that come from being in love, an erotic encounter with a gorgeous international stranger… When she isn't writing she can be found photographing landscapes, binge watching entire series on Netflix, or dancing the international cha cha. Her first kiss was with a Frenchman in Paris, her first love was an Eagle Scout, her first crash and burn was with someone from Harvard (Jules studied history at Yale-she should have known better). She is a true, hopeless, all-in romantic.

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