Through Your Eyes: A Marriage of Convenience Chicago Irish Family Romance

Shannyn Schroeder

Jul 2022 · The O'Malley Family Book 3 · Shannyn Schroeder

About this ebook

If only she could see herself through his eyes...

Deidre Murphy is a good girl. She knows she's expected to live with her family in Ireland until she marries, and eventually run their pub. And she's accepted that plan. Lately, though, she's feeling...bored. A trip to visit family in Chicago is exactly what she needs. But nothing could've prepared her for the sexy tattoo artist who makes her long to be bad just once...

Tommy O'Malley does what he wants and doesn't usually worry about the consequences. But proposing a marriage of convenience to sweet, innocent Deidre is wild even for him. He does it, though. Because letting her go home before she sees what life on her own terms could be like—maybe even a life with him—is not an option. 

They're complete opposites who push each other's buttons in all the right ways. But is chemistry enough to get them to happily ever after? Deidre and Tommy are about to find out... 

Through Your Eyes, book 3 in The O’Malley Family series, is an opposites attract, summer fling, marriage of convenience contemporary romance full of big, Irish families, even bigger emotions, and a guaranteed happily ever after. Download today and welcome to the O’Malleys’ neighborhood!

Ratings and reviews

Really enjoyed Tommy & Diedre love story

About the author

Shannyn Schroeder is the author of The O’Leary Family series, The O’Malley Family series, and The Doyle Family series, contemporary romances centered around large Irish-American families in Chicago. The Hot & Nerdy series is about nerdy college friends finding love. And her Daring Divorcees series follows a group of middle-aged divorcees getting back into the dating scene. Under the pen name Sloane Steele, the Counterfeit Capers series is a Leverage-inspired heist romance series that follows a group of criminals who come together as a team to right some wrongs. When this editor and sometimes English teacher isn’t wrangling her almost grown kids or writing, she watches a ton of TV and loves to bake cookies.