Pinkerton Agent Jamie Donovan is packed with Irish Charm, from his disarming lilt to his devastating smile, and he knows it.   He uses his gifts to bring evil to justice and women to his bed.  Most women that is, except icy Kathryn Mitchell, Katie as he prefers to call her, much to her dislike.  She seems immune to his charms, yet he finds himself drawn to her, feeling the need to protect the head-strong agent from herself.

Kathryn Mitchell is determined to prove herself a capable investigator.  With her three month trial employment nearly over, all seems to be going well, until rival agent Jamie Donovan shows up trailing the same thief she’s been assigned to capture.  When the thief they are pursuing turns up dead, Kathryn and Jamie travel from New York City to Boston, battling turf, armed felons, and their feelings for each other as they attempt to track down a murderer.

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5 Divas from Dark Divas Reviews....This book is packed with intensity and I wasn’t able to stop reading until the very satisfactory end. I give this book 5 Delightful Divas, and highly recommend reading it. Eliza

4-1/2 Hearts from The Romance Studio....This was an unusually beautiful story. It is one of the best storylines I have ever read. After I got into the story, it became evident quickly how stunning this plot was and how involved I would become. Ms Dalton has a marvelous way with words and knows how to tell a story to captivate her audience. I highly recommend that you read this book. Brenda Talley

4-1/2 Books from The Long And The Short of It...Donna Dalton offers up another delightful new chapter in her popular series in the newest, "Irish Charm." Dialogue is fast paced - and somehow, Dalton mangaes to convey that hint of an Irish lilt, without letting it intrude in the story. The backdrop of NYC of yesteryear is perfect and well imagined. With all the emotion of the best romance blended with the intrigue of a murder-mystery, "Irish Charm" is a must read. Snapdragon

Simply Romance Reviews:   Twists and turns galore, and a red hot attraction thrown in, makes Irish Charm a keeper in my book and a new personal favorite. I guess it had something to do with the heroine being tall and the kind of woman that doesnʼt take anything from anyone, and the hero being that devilish kind of sexy that draws you in, just to find out just how bad he can be.  Reviewed by Melisa

“Donovan,” she hissed.  “What the devil are you doing here?”

Dressed in a white linen shirt, dark un-buttoned frock coat, and thigh-hugging gray trousers, Pinkerton Agent Jamie Donovan moved onto the stoop and pulled the door shut behind him.

“Tsk, tsk,” he clucked as he pressed close.  “Is that any way to greet a fellow detective?”

A stirring pull throbbed through her, just as it did on every other occasion she’d seen him, in spite of his dastardly deeds.  Annoyed by her unwanted reaction, she stood her ground and thrust up her chin.  “It is when that detective is you.”

“Pray tell, what have I done to deserve such harshness?”

As if he didn’t know.  “Pittsburgh,” she retorted.  “Does that ring any bells?”

“I was investigating a potential labor strike and--”

“You bribed a miner, exposed my operation, and caused my partner and me to lose a jewel thief we’d been tracking for weeks.”

“An unfortunate consequence to be sure--”

“And what about Albany?”

“Ah, the railroad incident.”  He shrugged sheepishly.  “Well, ye win some, ye lose some, Katie darlin’.”