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Welcome to the Irish guesthouse on the Green, where Mammy and her girls will make you feel part of the family. Settle in and enjoy your stay at O'Mara's in Dublin, where stories abound, romance lurks and laughter sounds.

Aisling and Quinn O'Mara-Moran. Their prayers have been answered, and Aisling's in the family way, but she hadn't banked on her first trimester being so hard. As she tries to juggle running the guesthouse with morning sickness, O'Mara's new night receptionist, Freya, proves herself to be indispensable. But nobody's indispensable, are they?
Freya Lynch. Her mam, Emer, is the bad egg in the O'Mara family. But, Aisling's given her a chance, and Freya's determined to prove she's not like her mother, even if it means stepping on her co-worker's toes. So will she prove the apple doesn't fall far from the tree?
As the months' progress, Aisling's long dreamt of pregnancy proves not to be smooth sailing and the seas are about to get rougher because Mammy's announced she's moving in to look after her!

What readers are saying about the Guesthouse on the Green series:

★★★★★'I would recommend the O'Mara stories whole heartedly. So well written that you are in the story with the characters.'

★★★★★'All the characters never fail to make me smile.'

★★★★★'These O'Mara family shenanigans truly make me laugh out loud. You can just hear their Irish accents.'

★★★★★'What a wonderful author!'

★★★★★'I love reading the adventures of the O'Maras. They are good fun, lots of laughs and feel like family.'

★★★★★'Love the way Michelle brings her characters to life.'