Mystic Cove Books in Order
Part ofTricia O'Malley Books in OrderBrowse the Mystic Cove series by Tricia O’Malley with books in order, Irish‑set story summaries, series background, and tips on how to follow the Grace’s Cove reading order.
Last updated: December 21, 2025
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Publication Order
13 books
Wild Irish Moon
by Tricia O'Malley
2023
Psychic celebrity Iris Moon flees a media scandal to regroup in Grace’s Cove. Stranded writer Kane Wallace offers her a ride and a wary friendship that slowly deepens, forcing Iris to decide if she can trust love again under the cove’s watchful moon.
Wild Irish Renegade
by Tricia O'Malley
2022
Shy, gifted Niamh Kearney wants a quiet life helping psychic children, not tabloid drama. When rugby superstar Mac MacGregor crashes into her world, she must look past his celebrity image—and her own fears—to see the wounded man the cove insists she’s meant to heal.
Wild Irish Sage
by Tricia O'Malley
2021
Free‑spirited photographer Kira Delaney agrees to run her mother’s art gallery in Grace’s Cove, expecting a simple sabbatical. Instead she meets grieving writer Brogan McCarthy, and together they confront buried pain, creative block, and the village magic that heals them both.
Wild Irish Dreamer
by Tricia O'Malley
2020
World‑traveling Fiona MacAuliffe returns to Grace’s Cove to escape burnout and decide what she really wants. Vivid, prophetic dreams blur into reality, nudging her toward both a new path and an unexpected romance she never saw coming.
Wild Irish Christmas
by Tricia O'Malley
2020
Author Lily Walden retreats to Grace’s Cove for a quiet Christmas after heartbreak, only to dream of a fae prince who feels achingly real. When a stormy night brings him ashore, she must decide whether to believe in her own fairy tale.
Wild Irish Grace
by Tricia O'Malley
2018
Spell‑weaving Grace O’Brien lives exactly as she pleases, until a haunted pirate past and determined newcomer Dylan Kelly upend her plans. As centuries of longing bleed into the present, Grace must choose between control and a love written in the stars.
Wild Irish Witch
by Tricia O'Malley
2016
Healer Fiona O’Brien has always been whispered about in Grace’s Cove, but when a miracle puts her in the public eye, fear turns to accusation. Facing a witchcraft trial and a dangerous priest, she must lean on love and her gift to survive.
Wild Irish Roots: Margaret & Sean
by Tricia O'Malley
2015
Years after their first heartbreak, Margaret O’Brien and Sean meet again in Grace’s Cove. Old wounds, family expectations, and the cove’s enduring magic collide, offering them one last chance to heal the past—or walk away for good.
Wild Irish Rebel
by Tricia O'Malley
2015
A fiercely independent woman with a scandalous reputation collides with a straight‑laced man tied to Grace’s Cove’s oldest families. As village gossip swirls and old grudges surface, the cove’s magic pushes them toward a love neither of them planned on.
Wild Irish Soul
by Tricia O'Malley
2014
A restless newcomer to Grace’s Cove discovers that the strange energy she feels isn’t in her head—it’s the village’s magic calling. Drawn to a guarded local man, she has to risk her heart to find a place, and a love, that finally feels like home.
Wild Irish Roots
by Tricia O'Malley
2014
In this prequel to Mystic Cove, Margaret O’Brien’s youthful romance in Grace’s Cove lays the foundation for generations of magic. Torn between duty, love, and the pull of the enchanted waters, she must choose the path that will shape her family’s future.
Wild Irish Heart
by Tricia O'Malley
2014
Marine biologist Keelin O’Brien returns from Boston to her ancestral village on Ireland’s coast and a grandmother she’s never met. An ancient book, visions, and the brooding Flynn force her to face the magic in her blood and the cove’s secrets.
Wild Irish Eyes
by Tricia O'Malley
2014
Pub owner Cait Gallagher hears everyone’s thoughts except the one man she wants—her landlord, Shane MacAuliffe. As she fights to protect her bar and control her gift, sparks fly between them and the magic of Grace’s Cove refuses to stay quiet.
Series background & context
The Mystic Cove series takes place in Grace’s Cove, a small village on the rugged southern coast of Ireland where the sea is never just scenery. In this world, the ocean keeps its own secrets, ancient magic lingers in the cliffs, and the O’Brien family line carries gifts that are as much burden as blessing.
The first full novel, Wild Irish Heart, follows Keelin O’Brien, a Boston‑based marine biologist who is drawn back to Ireland by a mysterious package from the grandmother she’s never met. What begins as a reluctant visit turns into an awakening as Keelin discovers that the strange visions and sensations she’s tried to rationalize are part of a deeper power tied to the cove itself. Her connection with local fisherman Flynn forces her to decide whether she’ll keep running from that inheritance or finally claim it.
Each book then shifts focus to a different woman connected to the village—pub owner Cait, gifted healers, stubborn artists, dreamers who left and those who stayed. They all carry some extra sense: hearing thoughts, healing with touch, seeing possible futures. Those abilities are never presented as neat tricks. They’re messy, emotional, and often inconvenient, especially when layered over family expectations and small‑town politics.
The men who cross their paths are just as rooted in Ireland. Some are locals who’ve watched these women from afar for years; others arrive as strangers and slowly find themselves claimed by the place. The romances are slow enough to feel earned, with plenty of banter, grudges, and history on both sides. The cove’s magic nudges things along, but it doesn’t erase hard conversations or personal growth.
Grace’s Cove itself is a through‑line. The pub, the cliffs, the little shops, and the shimmering waters all reappear from book to book. Side characters step forward into their own stories later in the series, and long‑running threads about family, legacy, and an old pirate curse surface in surprising ways. There are also gentle crossovers with the Isle of Destiny and Wildsong books, which expand the fae side of this universe without breaking the intimate feel of the village.
The tone is romantic and hopeful with a touch of melancholy—more fireside pint than high drama. Readers who enjoy contemporary romance but want a hint of the otherworldly will find a lot to love here. The books can often be read as stand‑alones, yet the emotional payoffs are richest if you follow the series in order and watch Grace’s Cove slowly reveal all its layers.
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