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"This definitely hit the spot!""If you love small town romance with a Hallmark flavour, you'll love Shamrocks and Surprises.". “Lucky” Lucy Callahan can fix anything, which is why her boss sent her to the Dew Drop Inn. The neglected hotel sounds like the perfect challenge for a woman who likes…
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1 author picked Shamrocks and Surprises as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This is the definition of a sweet small town romance. While the story was as cute as a button, it also carried a very real message. I highly recommend this St. Patrick’s day love story if you enjoy holiday romances, quirky side characters that you will adore as much as the hero and heroine, and a small town that is pretty much a character in and of itself. Bonus: It’s also the first in series, so there is plenty more to love after you finish this one! And you guessed it, they are each themed with their own holiday. How…
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