The harbour
Fishing boats, a lighthouse, and a sea wall where every piece of village gossip gets its first airing.
Five feel-good romances set in a windswept Connemara village where everyone knows your business, the weather has opinions, and love turns up at the least convenient moment.
One big-hearted family, one tiny harbour village, and five people who are absolutely, definitely not looking for love. (Kilmurrin has other ideas.)
Book 1
Nell & Callum
Seventy-four days to save the inn, and one architect sent to knock it down.
Out now on Kindle
Book 2
Róisín & Finn
A fake engagement, a wedding cake, and a vet who has loved her since he was fourteen.
Out now on Kindle
Book 3
Aoife & Luca
A formidable solicitor, a TV chef across the harbour, and a stew competition.
Coming soon
Book 4
Declan & Maeve
Ten years ago he let her go. Now she needs his boat, and he can’t stop being seasick.
Coming soon
Book 5
Tess & Rory
An anonymous guestbook, a shy postman, and someone who has been writing all along.
Coming soon
Nell Hartigan has seventy-four days to save the Salt & Heather before the bank takes the keys.
She has a plan, a spreadsheet for the plan, and no time for anything that isn’t on it.
Then Callum Vance arrives. He’s the architect sent by the developer who wants to buy the inn, and he’s exactly the kind of man Nell doesn’t need: sharp-suited, relentlessly practical and far too interested in every crack, leak and questionable bit of plumbing in the building.
A storm keeps him at the Salt & Heather longer than either of them planned. Somewhere between the failing boiler, the leaking roof and one deeply unhelpful goat, Callum stops looking for reasons to tear the place down.
Worse, Nell starts to realise he may be the first person in years who sees how much she’s carrying.
Saving the inn was supposed to be the hard part.
Heather on the cliffs, gorse along the harbour wall, and a pub-sized population that treats your love life as a community project.
Fishing boats, a lighthouse, and a sea wall where every piece of village gossip gets its first airing.
Deeply unhelpful. Frequently involved. Answers to no one.
Pink on the hills, purple in the window boxes, and, somehow, in every scene that matters.
The inn at the heart of the village: creaky, leaky, and loved. It has seventy-four days left, unless Nell has anything to say about it.
Sunshine at breakfast, a gale by lunch. Excellent for stranding handsome strangers.
Five of them, one family, and not a single one of them can mind their own business.
For darker nights
Before Kilmurrin there was Vale House: a completed dark romantic suspense trilogy of debts, locked doors, morally grey billionaires and secrets buried in the walls.
Heads up: Ashes and Silk is dark romance, with a very different mood from the Hartigans. Best read in order, starting with The Debt He Claimed.

I write love stories with big feelings and bigger stakes. The Hartigans of Kilmurrin is my sunniest series yet: warm, funny, small-town romance about a family who love fiercely, argue loudly and fall in love at the worst possible moment.
If you like your romance darker, my Ashes and Silk trilogy is waiting behind the locked doors of Vale House. Either way, there's always a happy ending. Some just take a stranger road to get there.
E. H. Quill
Meddling neighbours, weather with opinions and a place worth fighting for.
Read the post → New seriesIntroducing my five-book romantic comedy series set on the Connemara coast, and the five Hartigans at its heart.
Read the post → Ashes & SilkWhere the story is headed and what readers can expect.
Read the post → Reader guideThe complete reading order, and how the timeline connects.
Read the post → Genre notesTwo genres, two very different promises to the reader.
Read the post → Q&AReader questions about the Ashes and Silk series and its characters.
Read the post → TropesThe trope readers can't quit, and how it plays out between Elara and Cassian.
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