Dangerous Innocence

Aislinn Killeen is a good girl. When her sister goes missing during a trip to New York, Aislinn leaves her hometown, Dublin, behind to search for her. She finds shelter with her uncle, a priest in the city's biggest Irish-Catholic parish and also the confessor for the Irish mob. Her investigations soon lead her to the criminal underworld and one of its major players: Lorcan Devaney.

Lorcan Devaney’s reign is brutal, his temper feared, and his patience nonexistent.

Aislinn is sure he’s the man who knows what happened to her sister. She realizes too late that attracting the attention of a man like Lorcan is a horrible idea. When secrets from her family’s past are revealed, she’s forced to marry the man who might be responsible for her sister’s disappearance.

Will she find her sister and escape the unwanted marriage, or will she be the second Killeen to disappear?

©2023 Cora Reilly (P)2024 Audible, Inc.

loved it

really liked the characters, even their flaws and when they were annoying. can't wait to see what comes with the rest of the series.

Others are better

The male narrator was distracting. Did he desperately need a nap the whole time he was recording? The fmc was the idiot kind of virgin. So naive that her stupidity drove the plot. But she was very very kind. There were lots of adult scenes which I would have thought were good except that I wasn’t invested in either of the main characters. The family is interesting so I might try the next book in the series but not if it has the same male narrator.

Good story

I did not care for the male narration in this book. But the story was good and could do with less adult scenes.

dangetous Innocences

wow I am a hugh fan of Cora Reilly, but this mafia story did nothing for me. the narrators were terrible. the story line was ok good the romance was ok good but the action was awful. her books are always full full full of action, and spicy romance. my very first thumbs down on her books. :(

LONG Burn

Took me a while to get into this book. I wanted to hate the sister and I wanted to shake the MFC. To have so much faith in your sister after she has done nothing for you, her mother or her own son. I look forward in other Irish mafia stories.