Roisin Meaney Books in Order

Bored with her safe engagement and predictable life, Lizzie O'Grady drives west through Ireland in search of change. A seaside town called Merway offers work, friendship, and choices she cannot dodge.

Three comfortable couples share dinner parties and old friendships, but their settled lives are full of pressure points. A new bride, a longing for children, and hidden surprises threaten the calm.

Nearly thirteen-year-old Liz Jackson pours everything into her diary, from first-date panic to friendship trouble and life after her mother leaves. Funny, frank, and very protective of its private pages.

Reluctant pen pals Luke and Elma both invent glossier lives in their letters. When real problems break through the make-believe, they discover that honesty may give them the friend they need.

May O'Callaghan quits her safe office job and starts again as a Jill of all trades in Kilpatrick. Over one packed week, her neighbors' secrets, fears, and hopes collide around her.

On Miller's Avenue, numbers 7, 8, and 9 hide lives far more complicated than their neat doors suggest. Online dating, a cookery class, and a strained marriage bring neighbors closer than expected.

Edward Bull directs an amateur mystery play to distract himself from his marriage troubles. As rehearsals begin, the cast's offstage lives become far more tangled than anything in the script.

Hannah Robinson is about to open Cupcakes on the Corner when Patrick leaves her for another woman. With a deadline to save the business, Hannah finds that heartbreak and new beginnings can arrive together.

Art teacher Audrey Matthews expects a quiet life-drawing class at Carrickbawn Senior College. Instead, six strangers arrive, and the lessons they share lead each of them toward changes they never saw coming.

Nell Mulcahy returns to Roone and rents out her seaside cottage to help pay for her wedding. The guests bring change, while Nell faces hard truths about Tim, his brother James, and home.

An angry letter from aspiring writer Sarah to sharp-tongued reviewer Helen begins an unlikely friendship. Over two decades, their letters trace marriages, motherhood, loss, and a hidden connection from years before.

On Roone, Nell is ready to marry Tim's brother two years after calling off her first wedding. But a disappearance unsettles the island, testing new marriages, foster families, and first loves.

Three days before Christmas, Tilly travels across the world to reach Roone with a secret she can hardly bear alone. On the island, Laura is already stretched thin, and a storm is closing in.

Two April Fridays, one year apart, force Daphne, Isabel, and young Una to face grief, motherhood, and the fragile shape of family. Una wants to bring them together, but one mistake changes everything.

The Plunkett sisters are invited to a twenty-year school reunion they would rather avoid. A letter pulls Caroline and Eleanor back toward the town, and the past, they have spent years trying to outrun.

During a heatwave, rehearsals for an end-of-summer concert bring a small-town choir together. Christopher, Molly, Emily, and the other singers carry private secrets that may not stay private until opening night.

The Cunninghams gather at their seaside holiday home for a long weekend, even though Lily and Charlie are divorcing and both have new partners. Old loyalties, new crushes, and one forgotten anniversary stir up trouble.

Summer is back on Roone, and a big hotel birthday party is bringing old wounds to the surface. Imelda, Tilly, Laura, and the islanders face surprises that test love, loyalty, and friendship.

On the eve of Annie's winter wedding, three former foster children return to the home that once sheltered them. Julia, Eddie, and Steph bring old wounds with them, and celebration stirs the truth.

After being left at the altar, chef Emily builds a restaurant for solo diners and swears off romance. Two years later, her ex returns from Canada with a question that could upend everything.

After a tragic accident shakes the seaside town of Fairweather, a close book club is left searching for steadier ground. Newcomer Tom brings his own secrets, and shared reading slowly opens the door to healing.

George, a devoted father and primary-school teacher, is ready to try online dating. Alice returns home heartbroken and jobless, and their lives circle each other in a gentle story about timing, loneliness, and hope.

Emily plans a warm Christmas dinner at her restaurant, but her guests arrive with unfinished business. Bill, Tom, Lil, and Heather must face old hurts before they can welcome a fresh season.

Ellen leaves her west coast hometown for Galway, London, and several versions of love. Ben, Leo, and childhood friend Danny shape her journey as she learns what home might really mean.

Lydia moves to Ireland's west coast to restore Chance House with her new husband. After tragedy leaves her alone with a crumbling dream, the local community helps her consider starting over.