Cavanagh: Serenity Series, Vol 2 by Eden Butler

Home is where your heart lives; it’s where you find your center. Even if sometimes it takes years to admit that truth.
For these four lifelong friends, the sleepy town of Cavanagh, Tennessee—rich in Irish history and diverse culture—is the softest place to fall. Here they forgive and move forward. Here they love fiercely. Here they endure.
Welcome to Cavanagh, where rugby is king, Guinness is mandatory and family has nothing to do with blood.

Claiming Serenity – Book Three
She left glitter in his AC vents. He put green dye in her conditioner. She buttered his bathroom floor, and he kidnapped her precious puppy. Layla Mullens hates Donovan Donley. His crude language, his wide shoulders, his crystal blue eyes…she hates that she can’t stop herself…from kissing him or landing in his bed. And Donovan Donley wants nothing more than to knock Layla off her princess pedestal. He hates her stuck up attitude and her soft, tempting lips. The white flags in their prank war have been lowered but their high stakes battle has just begun.

Catching Serenity – Book Four
It began with a look. Just one, thrown my way. A mad, dizzying rush of desire cracking across the patio, bouncing around my friends, ignoring everything but the heat bubbling between his eyes and mine. That’s when Quinn O’Malley came into my life. We were inevitable. We were senseless. He wrecked me. He saved me. I still haven’t recovered.
Sayo McIntyre didn’t want the complications that came with Quinn O’Malley. But life doesn’t care what we want. It gives us what we need. *This is a multi-media novel with illustrations from RN Laing.*

Beyond the Pitch– A Serenity Series Novella
One birth.One death. One promise of forever. Friendship means always being there. It means never giving up, but for Autumn, Sayo, Mollie and Layla, sometimes the demands become too much. Sometimes love gets lost and sometimes, we forget we aren’t all alone. When they return to Cavanagh to say goodbye, these four women, all struggling with their own stressful realities will have to decide just how much they’re willing to sacrifice for their friends and what that sacrifice will cost them.