A husband hiding a secret, an unforgettable Irish Christmas, and a wedding where family tensions are riding high! Read books 4-6 in The Guesthouse in the Green series today.

Roisin O’Mara. Rosi regrets a lot of things. She regrets having just scoffed the out-of-date chocolate bar she found down the bottom of her bag and the cheese she ate before bed the night before—it gave her the strangest dreams. Her mammy always told her not to eat cheese before bed. She should have listened. Just like she should have listened when she asked her if she was sure doing the right thing getting married because that’s her biggest regret of all.

When Rosi discovers a secret her husband’s been keeping, she hightails it back to the family fold in Dublin. It’s not just about her though, there’s their son Noah to think about too, and Rosi’s not sure she’s strong enough to stand on her own two feet.

Roisin O’Mara has already suffered through a pre-Christmas, Christmas in London with her insufferable soon to be ex-mother-in-law and husband. Now with her son, Noah, and an unexpected extra guest in tow she’s arrived in Dublin for her second Christmas. It’s not just her family Roisin’s looking forward to seeing though. She hasn’t been able to stop thinking about Shay, the man she met on her last visit home.

But the timing was wrong. It still is and she’s not sure he’s someone she should let get close. Everybody deserves a second chance at love though, or so her mammy says, but will Roisin miss out on hers?

Mammy O’Mara: She’d like to cordially invite you to the wedding of…well now that would be telling.

The date’s set for the wedding of the year, Valentine’s Day no less but with less than eight weeks to pull off her dream day, will this anxious bridezilla make it down the aisle? To add to her rising stress levels, there are seating arrangements to contend with. Unfortunately, these are proving tricky, thanks to an old family feud.

Noreen: She treated her niece Emer like her own daughter, but Emer betrayed her, and they haven’t spoken in years.

Wedding’s are all about family, though, and so is it time to let bygones be bygones? Or, do some wounds run too deep?

★★★★★'Best books I’ve read for years. Reminds me of Maeve Binchy!'

★★★★★'I’m loving the O’Mara girls and of course their hysterical Mammy!’

★★★★★'One of the funniest series of books I have ever read laugh out loud funny I was so sorry when I finished the last one looking forward to a follow up '

★★★★★'Family saga at its best.'

★★★★★'Great read, you felt as if you were part of the family.'

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