The Luck of the Irish — Linda Varner

MY WILD IRISH ROGUE

After that corny brogue and a line chat was pure blarney, Mary Kate O'Connor vowed to steer clear of tall, dark and Irish Flynn Rafferty. She didn't intend to let any man get her into the tender trap of marriage and sway her from her one-track career course. But the sexy banker's offer to fiance her flower shop seemed like her last chance to make her dream come true.

Flynn Rafferty didn't believe in love at first sight. In fact, he didn't believe in love, period! But one glance at Mary Kate's thick russet curls tempted him to trade his little black book for a marriage license. Could he ever convince the stubborn Irish beauty that, with a bit of Irish luck, they could be partners in business . . . and in love?