The Beasts of Belfast Series
The Beasts of Belfast is a dark Irish Mafia romance series set in Philadelphia’s criminal underworld, where violence is currency and love comes with a body count. Every book follows a different Beast as he collides with the one woman he should never want, the one woman who can ruin him or save him. Packed with high heat, obsessive devotion, and emotional intensity that claws under your skin, this series is for romance readers who like their heroes unhinged and their stories dark, twisted, and impossible to put down.
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Captive Audience
The Beasts of Belfast Book 1
A Dark Irish Mafia Romance
As a true crime podcaster, I should be able to spot a monster a mile away.
Wrong.
The moment I lock eyes with Rook O’Connell, I know I’m about to do something reckless. Sharp suit, broad shoulders, and a smile that promises sin. He’s the kind of man who could ruin me, and God help me, I might let him.
One drink turns into a night I can’t forget and a trap I never saw coming. Now I’m bound to an Irish gangster in a fake marriage, and he won’t let me go until I solve the murder that haunts him.
I don’t have a choice. If I want my life back, I have to crack the case. But the longer I spend in his world and in his bed, the more I crave the very man I swore I’d never trust.
And the harder it is to remember this was ever a lie.
Dirty Saints
The Beasts of Belfast Book 2
We all have our weaknesses. Mine happens to be conning rich, powerful men out of their favorite treasures. So when I’m hired to steal from an Irish mobster, I have no problem using a little seduction to get it.
Until the job goes wrong, and Aidan O’Connell pays a price even he doesn’t deserve.
I didn’t mean to cause bloodshed. I definitely didn’t mean to catch feelings. Now he’s keeping me close—his bed, his rules—and every touch burns with a stark reminder that he hasn’t forgotten how I betrayed him.
With the past closing in and the man who set us both up still out there, I’m running out of time to prove I’m not the enemy.
Because Aidan O’Connell rarely forgives.
And once he decides you belong to him, there’s no escape.