Bronagh Fairburn

Romantic Comedy

Accidentally Engaged

Bronagh Fairburn

By nine o'clock on Friday morning, Niamh O'Connell had accidentally become engaged to Cormac Byrne, the one solicitor in Dublin who could make silence sound like a legal threat. The ring was not hers. The building was barely theirs. The photograph was already halfway to becoming public property. Fair Day Rooms held its breath around her: old wood, kettle steam, rain on the high glass, and the brass donation bell dented by decades of hopeful hands.

Romantic Comedy

Accidentally Yours on Platform Four

Bronagh Fairburn

By seven twenty-two on a wet Tuesday morning, Molly Byrne had already lied to three strangers, one woman in a fluorescent cycling jacket, and the entire commuter population of South Dublin by way of a live radio segment that was supposed to make her career look professional, not legally interesting. This was not, to be fair, how the morning had been briefed.

Romantic Comedy

Berlin Balcony Bet

Bronagh Fairburn

The Basil War By half past six on a Thursday morning, Lena Hartmann had already ruined one blouse, insulted a basil plant, and discovered that the man in 4B owned a watering can shaped like a duck. The blouse had been white. That was its first mistake. Its second mistake was existing within range of the espresso machine in Lena's kitchen, which had started the day with a cough, a hiss, and then a violent brown sneeze across her ribs.

Contemporary Romance

Borrowed Bridesmaid

Bronagh Fairburn

Wedding planner Aoife Byrne is used to fixing other people's disasters, but when a bridesmaid vanishes on the morning of a Boston wedding, Aoife ends up in the satin dress herself. Cian Fairchild—the groom's blunt, practical half-brother from Donegal—sees straight through her emergency-plan armour. What begins as one impossible wedding becomes a romance stretched between Boston and Donegal, where choosing each other means making room for work, family, distance, weather, and a life neither of them has to abandon.

Romantic Comedy

Flirting with the Wrong Brother

Bronagh Fairburn

The first time Clara Hart flirted with the wrong brother, she was holding a dead centrepiece, wearing one shoe, and lying to a parish priest. In her defence, the centrepiece had not been dead when she collected it from the van. It had been merely dramatic, which was different. White roses were allowed to droop if the room was warm, if the florist had overwatered the foam, or if God had decided that a wedding in Ballycove should begin with a small floral martyrdom.

Sports Drama Romance

Off Course

Bronagh Fairburn

High Tide Trilogy · Book 1

After a near-catastrophic rig failure threatens his offshore racing campaign, skipper Ronan Kearney needs one strategist brilliant enough to keep the team competitive: Maeve Sullivan, the navigator tied to the part of his past he has never managed to put right. Bringing her back to County Down means old loyalties, old hurt and championship pressure collide on the same deck. Off Course is a high-stakes sports romance about trust under pressure, second chances and two people learning that winning means very little if they repeat the same old mistakes.

Romantic Comedy

Perfectly Off Balance

Bronagh Fairburn

Kiss & Cry Club • · Book 1

The Last Ordinary Thing The first sign that Evan Mercer was about to ruin Róisín Quinn’s life was that he stopped protecting his left shoulder. Not recklessly. Evan Mercer had not survived seventeen years of pair skating, two Olympic cycles, four surgeries, one wedding, seven coaches, eleven international flights delayed by weather, and a deeply personal feud with airline baggage handlers by being reckless.

Romantic Comedy / Community Romance

The Doctor Is on Air

Bronagh Fairburn

Fionn Meadowes Romantic Comedies

Romantic Comedy / Second-Chance Romance

The Plus-One Problem

Bronagh Fairburn

Two years after Aunt Deirdre’s death, Maeve Harrington receives one final instruction: bring a plus-one to her parents’ anniversary dinner, but not a safe lie. Then Rory Gallagher—the chaotic, camera-carrying man tied to the worst night of Maeve’s life—turns up on her doorstep. Three weeks, one empty chair and a town full of opinions leave Maeve facing the second chance she never planned to admit she wanted.