A Painter Walks Into an Irish Pub — Dixie Lynn Dwyer

Thylane is tough, distrusting, but determined to lose her fears and make a profession out of painting. Walking into an Irish pub for a potential painting job changes everything. The pub makes her feel like she's in a different world. The Irish music, deep brogues, and good looking Irishmen all vying for her attention, help her to finish what she started. She grabs the attention of one man who could do her harm as well as one who she falls for even in disguise. There are too many players in this game to know who they really hold loyalty to. Is she just a pawn? A woman some terrorist wants to bed? Can she trust the four men she's attracted to despite hearing the rumors about them being players and only after sex? It's too late when she realizes that walking into the pub was a set-up, not a romantic adventure, and definitely not a joke. People she trusted aren't who they said they were. Agents are lying, others are using her, but it takes everything she has and the connections her men, her new family, and their friends have to save her life, and make that one decision to walk into the Irish pub have a happy ending after all.