Pure Irish

(Suit Romance)

By: Cara North

Narrated by: Erica Awai

Length: 1 hr and 7 mins

Publisher's summary

Ophelia Peters is a military veteran, a thrill seeker, and aspiring clothing designer living in NYC. Niall Gallagher is the marketing director for his family's Irish Whiskey brand. He needs a date for his brother's wedding back in Ireland and nothing would irritate them all more than if he brought home an American beauty. Ophelia isn't afraid of taking a trip to Ireland and acting like Niall's girlfriend for a weekend. She is afraid of how easy the Irishman seems to fit into her heart. It could just be the suit, but the man wears it well.

©2018 Cara North (P)2019 Cara North

Hot, steamy and fast

I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

I really enjoyed this book and found the fast paced insta love a wonderful story. I also love the narrator and how she brought the characters to life.

Luck of the Irish

Sexy short feel good story. You fall in love with all the characters. Its a quick feel good story. Great thing to listen to to get you in a good mood.

I want my own Irishman

This is a stand alone short story that is part of an anthology collection centered around a male's suit tailor shop. All I have to say is I agree that I want to be sitting outside of that shop watching the men going in and out. Suits and sexy men. Nothing better unless you add in one with an accent. That is what you get here. After listening to the book, I wanted to pack my suitcase and book the next flight over to Ireland in search of my very own deliciousness. The narrator did a good job with both of the characters and I won't mind listening to another story she narrates. At each change in chapter there is small amount of time slippage that moves the story along, but it is easy to follow. After all, who wouldn't want to find their possible happy ever after on a free weekend trip from NYC to Ireland.

Suit Romance Standalone

Suit Romance Standalone.

On a suit watching expedition, Ophelia Peters meets an Irishman who could ruin her for all other men. Niall Gallagher is on a business trip to New York to promote his family's Irish Whiskey. When he meets Ophelia, he knows she is the one. Inviting her to his brother's wedding is easy, getting her to stay is the part he fears. However, Ophelia has a wandering spirit, a keen eye for fashion, and a love for a man in a suit. After her trip to Ireland, Ophelia is ready for forever.

If you're looking for a short story with an Irishman, a wedding and a free flight to a new life, this is the book for you.

Taylored Suit

A good looking Irishman in a suit . Ophelia is trying to find herself in NYC when she literally runs into hunky Niall Gallagher who invites her to be his date while his brother marries his ex-fiancé. Pure Irish is a short, lovely and sexy escape .

Hot and sassy!

All I can say is I would watch the men coming out of the tailor in new suits all day long. If they come out and have an Irish accent all the better! Ophelia has an affinity to men in suits and she meets Niall. Their instant attraction is strong, but Niall isn't staying in the states, he is just on business promoting his family's whiskey. He does need a date though for his brother's wedding, so why not bring an American, just to anger his family and keep him happy? Will she be willing to go and play with him in Ireland? And will their feelings be strong enough to make her stay? Loved it! It's short, spunky, steamy and an all around feel good story. The narration by Erica Awai is spot on, from Ophelia's sassiness to Niall's sexy accent. It's a great, quick listen!

Great short story read

I really enjoyed this story, about two people meeting and having that instant spark, and just knowing they'll be good together.
I found the lack of experience on both sides a bit of pointless in the story, and I would have loved to have heard more about meeting the bride & groom, I wanted to know how that conversation went.
The narration was ok, it started off sounding very computer-ish, and then got better as time went on. However, I cannot forgive the attempt at an Irish accent, it was the worse I've ever heard, I'm just glad Niall didn't speak more than he did.