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"A highly enjoyable sequel to MULLIGAN STEW"
Reviewed by Kathy Boswell
Posted March 15, 2003

Sequels are my very favorite books to read, especially ones where I felt a bond with the characters. I enjoyed MULLIGAN STEW so much that I eagerly awaited the sequel. Needless to say, it is well worth the wait. Maggie Mulligan has gotten her teaching degree and now has Read more...

"This magical romance is a keeper!"
Reviewed by Debrah Douglas
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted March 20, 2003

When Sinead's daughter, Bronagh, committed suicide, Sinead cursed the Mulligan family, blaming them for Bronagh's death and her own misfortunes. Nick Desmond's one goal in life was to become a New York policeman. His dreams are shattered when his father's murdered, and he's framed as a cop on-the-take. To Read more...

"An exciting romantic suspense"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Courtesy PNR Reviews
Posted March 30, 2003

New York City police officer John Desmond was proud of his son Nick when he became a detective. Nick was assigned to a special task force to bring down the Fazzini Drug Empire, but everything went wrong. They killed his father in what the department claimed was a Read more...

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Summary

Mulligan fans will also enjoy "A Mulligan Christmas", a gift from Deb Stover!

Mulligan Magic:

Maggie Mulligan was thrilled to be back in Ballybronagh, surrounded by her lively Irish clan. All she wanted was to raise enough money to keep the local school open so she could keep her teaching job. So why was she suddenly preoccupied with the mysterious new American who recently arrived in Ballybronagh?

Working undercover had taken former New York City police detective Nick Desmond to Ballybronagh, where he planned to gather enough evidence to take down his father's killer. But it wasn't long before Nick felt torn between his long- held yearning for revenge and his owverwhelming desire for the beaturiful schoolteacher. If he wasn't careful, his longing for Maggie would overtake him, generating repercussion that were far mor dangerous than his original mission.