As in the previous installments of the series, the book's secondary characters were a lot of fun and added a tremendous amount of depth and humor to the story. Keegan's siblings and parents were particularly delightful; I loved how warm and welcoming they were of Izzy even before she and Keegan became a couple. I hope to read more about the O'Callaghan clan in future installments of the series.
Overall, I enjoyed and would recommend "Escape with Me" for all fans of contemporary romance. I look forward to the next book in the series.
Keegan O'Callaghan has been told he's married to his pub. It's true. He's happiest when he's pulling taps and filling drink orders, so long as he can keep an eye on his family and ensure that all is well. Bringing a woman into his life for anything but a pleasant, short-term romp isn't even on his radar.
Until she comes running through his door, soaking wet and in a princess gown.
Isabella Harris ran out on her wedding, and she's not even a little bit sorry. She may have loved her groom a long time ago, but standing there about to take her vows, she realizes it's not right. And that's all she needs to know. Four hours later, she finds herself on a tiny island outside of Seattle, walking into a random Irish Pub and locking eyes with the sexiest bartender she's ever seen. But now what? She's alone and broke, with only a wedding dress to her name.
Despite the undeniable attraction between them, Keegan can see that Izzy's scared and alone. The job offer he extends is only until she gets back on her feet--he has no intention of keeping her.
But sometimes Fate has other plans...
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