Irish Matchmaker's Books in Order

This entry is built around Mismatched, an Ireland-set romance that leans hard into friendship, travel chaos, and the idea that a carefully planned trip can go wonderfully off the rails. Former college roommates Erin and Ridlee head to Lisdoonvarna to untangle an inheritance, expecting paperwork and maybe a few awkward conversations. Instead, they land in the middle of a town famous for matchmaking, old stories, and meddling locals who are far too interested in other people's futures.

The hook is simple and very readable. Erin wants to sort out her claim to the Pot O' Gold Pub. Ridlee, a newly minted attorney, expects to help keep things practical. Then the town's legendary matchmaker opens his leather-bound book and starts making suggestions neither of them asked for. From that point, the story becomes as much about whether these women can let go of control as it is about the inheritance itself.

The setting does a lot of the charm work.

This is not a heavy, lore-packed series background so much as a strong romantic premise with a clear sense of place. Ireland's weather, local color, and matchmaking tradition give the book its personality, while the best-friend dynamic keeps it lively and grounded. Casey and Amanda McKeon lean into humor, culture clash, and the tension between skepticism and hope.

If you want a romance that feels like a quick trip somewhere beautiful and mildly unpredictable, this page is a good place to start. Since Mismatched is the book attached to this line, think of the series less as a sprawling saga and more as a matchmaking-flavored corner of Casey's romance catalog.