Kings of Killybegs Series by Shauna Mairead


This series is a must read. If you have triggers then be warned there is some. I am loving Saoirse. When are she and the guys going to realize that the only way they will be able to keep her safe is if they work together in every way possible other wise bad things are going to keep going wrong.
 

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