Fighting Irish by May Gordon

Molly Dunne, the only granddaughter of Connor, head of the Irish mob, is focused on training for her next fight. She was born and raised in Ireland and had no plans to leave until a threat forces her to. Fleeing her home for the States, she stays with one of her family’s oldest rivals, unaware of the deal made to ensure her safety would become permeate changing her life forever.

Quinn O’Sullivan didn’t hesitate to accept Connor’s proposition, marriage in exchange for inventory worth millions. He had no time or desire to have a woman in his presence, but she’d be gone as soon as her trouble passes with and they’d get divorced. However, he’s a goner after one look at the redheaded beauty and has no intention of ever letting her go.

But when the threat follows her, Quinn and Molly’s marriage is tested, and they find themselves showing their enemy what fighting Irish really means. But once the battle is over, where does that leave them?