The Review: When Irish Sisters Unite (The Farrelly Way Book 1)

Lying to the police and covering up a crime are the last things anyone would expect from the Farrellys…until Erin returns.

Sisters
Erin
and
Fiona
couldn’t be more different. Erin left the family home at nineteen to go backpacking. Twenty years later, and with questionable tales of her travels abroad, she returns home with a newfound interest in the family business.

But it’s not long before her younger and less adventurous sister, Fiona, becomes concerned, fearing Erin’s management of their seafront restaurant could place her future inheritance at risk.

And when Erin becomes preoccupied with a negative review of the revamped restaurant, pressure mounts on Fiona to step in. She does everything in her power to protect her fragile sister and preserve the family business while struggling to meet the demands of her parents and fiancé, Greg.

And as Erin’s obsession with the review spirals out of control, Fiona fears for more than just the survival of the restaurant. She always believed she’d do anything for her family, but when faced with losing her integrity, along with her job and the love of her life, she questions—how far is too far?

(Book 1 of a brand new The Farrelly Way)