Anna McPartlin Books in Order

In a gossip-filled Irish town, Mary and her friends struggle with loss, addiction and broken relationships. The arrival of a mysterious American offers connection, but the secrets both neighbors carry threaten their chance at happiness.

Emma’s happy Dublin life collapses when her longtime partner dies in an accident. As friends gather around her, she must navigate grief, their changing relationships and the frightening possibility of loving someone new.

After panic attacks derail two weddings, Harri loses her fiancé and discovers a family secret that overturns her understanding of her life. Rebuilding her identity means confronting the truth and deciding whether love can survive it.

Jane reconnects with her past when she learns that her childhood friend Alexandra has disappeared. Helping Alexandra’s husband Tom search for her forces Jane to question the choices and fears that have shaped her own life.

Seventeen years after a bitter falling-out, Eve wakes from an accident to find Lily nursing her. Rebuilding their friendship means confronting old lies, a troubled marriage and a new threat to their future.

With only days left to live, Rabbit Hayes holds close her daughter, unruly family and memories of the man she loves. Together they face loss while finding room for laughter and unfinished hopes.

Twenty years after losing her son, Maisie Brennan faces an audience to tell his story. Her memories return to a misunderstood act in 1995 and the chain of events that changed her family forever.

Rabbit Hayes leaves a family struggling to imagine life without her. As her daughter faces loneliness and her sister conceals a frightening genetic discovery, the Hayes must find ways to support one another through grief.

Four women form an unlikely friendship through an infertility support group in 2010. Their struggles unfold alongside the story of a pregnant teenager sent to a convent in 1976, exploring loss, belonging and chosen family.

When a newborn is found dead on a Kerry beach in 1980, Garda Mary Shea helps a Dublin detective investigate. Her rapport with local women opens doors into a community hiding painful secrets.