Emerald Isles Books in Order
Emerald Isles is a series of 5 books written by Daisy O’Shea.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Emerald Isles books in publication order
5 books
The Irish Child
by Daisy O’Shea
2024
After her marriage ends, Erin moves from Boston to an Irish coastal town to investigate a missing child in her family history. A reluctant local historian becomes her ally, but their discoveries threaten the story she has always believed about her ancestors.
The Irish Family Secret
by Daisy O’Shea
2024
Ginny returns to Ireland after ten years away and investigates the feud dividing her family from their neighbors. Help from Ruari offers a chance to heal old wounds, but her own concealed past threatens their fragile peace.
The Irish Key
by Daisy O’Shea
2024
Grace takes her daughter to her grandmother’s Irish cottage seeking refuge from a painful past. Restoring the house with a local carpenter uncovers an old family mystery while her own secrets threaten their new beginning.
The Irish Daughter
by Daisy O’Shea
2025
After her father’s death, Hannah discovers that the family she knows is not biologically hers. A stranger researching his missing grandfather offers companionship, but their shared investigation uncovers a village secret that threatens their growing connection.
The Irish Inheritance
by Daisy O’Shea
2026
Tara accompanies her mother to claim an inherited Irish farmhouse, only to learn that a supposedly dead twin may still be alive. Their search exposes a family cover-up linked to a former mother and baby home.
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