Publisher's Synopsis
"Widow" was not a title Saoirse O'Brien expected to hold at twenty-eight, but after the sudden death of her best friend and husband, she knew what she had to do. Escaping the drama surrounding her husband's death and the bustle of the city was her only choice. Reminiscing over the stories her Nan had shared fondly in her childhood, and the things she pointedly had not, Saoirse felt drawn to her ancestral homeland. Ireland.
Off to investigate her family history, she happens upon an Englishman-more like gets trampled upon-and they strike up an unusual kinship. The chance encounter finds her on a road trip with the intriguing Kevin Powell. Kevin sensed a familiarity about the woman in the airport and while he couldn't put his finger on it right away, he knew he had to know more about her. After convincing her to take the road trip to his hometown together, where she miraculously is also headed, he becomes intrigued with her charm, wit, and even her reluctance to share her past. As their connection grows, something more than friendship blossoms, but with each of their troubled pasts, they need to figure out if either of them is ready to move on, let alone move forward. When secrets are revealed about who they really are, and what they've had to overcome, their connection to the past overlaps with their connection to each other. Salty is a standalone novel with a HEA.
