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Irish Dreams

Irish Rebel\Sullivan's Woman

  • 1984 first published
  • 425 pages
  • 5 editions

Published in 1984, Irish Dreams is a romantasy and paranormal romance novel by Nora Roberts. The story is set in United States. It deals with horses, Training, man-woman relationships and Breeding.

19 Open Library readers have it on their want-to-read list. It has been published in 5 editions.

It runs to roughly 425 pages — 7–8 hours of reading at an average pace.

About Irish Dreams

Irish Rebel She was practically royalty -- the daughter of a rich, renowned horse-breeding dynasty. He was just a hardworking horse trainer. But Brian Donnelly was in America now, where even he might aspire to possess the breathtaking Keeley Grant. Her wealth and position didn't deter Brian . . . for it was the innocence Keeley offered him that beguiled the wild Irish rebel and threatened to corral his restless heart. Sullivan's Woman Fired from yet another job, captivating model Cassidy St. John hardly expected the solution to her difficulties to come from an absolute stranger. When handsome, charismatic Colin Sullivan offered her a job modeling for one of his paintings, it seemed her troubles were over -- but one look at his blue eyes and Cassidy knew they were only beginning . . .
Description from Open Library

Themes, setting & tropes

Genres

Setting

Subjects

  • Horses
  • Training
  • Man-woman relationships
  • Models, Persons
  • Breeding
  • Love stories, American
  • Romance
  • Rich people
  • Racehorse trainers
  • Artists
  • Riding schools
  • Fantasy romance
  • Paranormal romance

Publisher

Quick answers

Who wrote Irish Dreams?

Irish Dreams was written by Nora Roberts and first published in 1984.

What genre is Irish Dreams?

It is usually shelved as Romantasy and Paranormal Romance.

How long is Irish Dreams?

The median edition has 425 pages, about 7–8 hours of reading at 250 words per minute.

What books are similar to Irish Dreams?

Readers who like it often enjoy Dead as a Doornail, The Marriage Bargain and A Discovery of Witches.

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