Art teacher Angie Newcastle’s life is all monotone. She wasn’t always this dull. She’d been an up-and-coming artist with the world at her feet. But after contracting the Wrong Man Syndrome and spending years doubting herself, she no longer recognizes herself. When she loses her job, she can’t afford to keep ignoring the obvious: her life needs a serious overhaul. And she knows exactly where to start: in Ireland, teaching art classes to her ex-pat cousin’s village community. Angie expected the golden fields beside her ancient Irish cottage to inspire her. She didn’t expect them to be populated by sheep sprayed with uplifting words. And she certainly didn’t expect anyone like their owner, reclusive sheep baron Carrick Fitzgerald, or the matchmaking ghost determined to bring them together. Neither want to find love—especially Angie, who’s on a self-imposed man-fast because she doesn’t want her life to take another nosedive. Only she slowly realizes that Carrick is the most unexpected of Prince Charmings and that he might help her make all her dreams come true.

Megan Bennet no longer believes in fairytales. Her life certainly isn’t one. Widowed at thirtyish with a young son isn’t the happily ever after she’d envisioned when she was a kid. She needs a new fairy godmother. Except now that she’s living in the quaint Irish town of Caisleán, she can feel magic in the air, and it’s not just the local matchmaking ghost. It’s in everyone she meets—especially Kade Donovan, the owner and operator of a pony therapy farm. Kade listens to her and encourages her in a way no man ever has before, even going so far as to enlist her help on his farm. He’s a true—if unexpected—Prince Charming. But her storybook life went south before—what’s to say it won’t again? Better to have loved and lost, right? Except is she that brave? Will she be able to set the past aside so she and Kade can move from friends to lovers, with maybe even a happily ever after thrown in?

Ellie Buchanan has one goal: to become a world-renown stained-glass artist. And she’s blessed with a billionaire father who encourages her dream. He’s treasured every piece of art she’s ever made: from the macaroni necklace in kindergarten to everything in her Etsy store now. Literally everything in her shop—because in trying to be supportive, he keeps buying everything she makes. She has only one patron—her dad. How can she be a valid artist if he’s the only one who buys her creations? Going to a newly opened arts center in the wilds of Ireland to teach and create an avant-garde installation is the perfect antidote to her father’s long reach. Freedom at long last! She has a clear window to realize her goal as well as a welcoming community behind her who doesn’t care about her father’s wealth. And then there’s Brady McGrath, the village’s charming postman. Brady is the kind of guy widows give jams and jellies to and want their daughters to marry. He also has issues with his father, so they have that in common. All her life, she’s seen crimson light as the color of one’s truest love and passion, and she sees that with Brady. Only her dad won’t let her cut the apron strings. When he arrives in the quaint Irish village, he’s determined to help her career and test her new boyfriend. His methods make her want to flee, but her heart wants her to stand her ground. Can she find a way to stop her father’s interference and follow her dreams in love and art? Maybe… Especially with the help from Brady, her new friends, and a matchmaking ghost.

Boston born and bred, Kathleen O’Connor knows all about toughness. Thanks to her pop, she can bend scrap metal. Thanks to her seven older brothers, she's not scared to fight for what she wants. And thanks to her exes, she's wise to the illusion of happily ever after. Toughness comes easy to Kathleen, and so does bending tough materials into art. Now a rising metal sculptor, Kathleen is headed to the picturesque Irish countryside to make her biggest installation yet. Knowing the town’s history, she expects a challenge at the art center. A guy even tougher than the boys back home and more unbendable than tungsten? She never saw that one coming. Declan McGrath may be the small town butcher who sneaks extra bacon to the townfolk in need and a man who’ll drop anything for a friend in need. But make no mistake, he's all edges and sharpness. A past heartbreak has walled him off from what he once thought he wanted. Until he meets Kathleen. Kathleen has always known how to coax a masterpiece from hardness, and once she knows Declan's heart, she can't turn away. Hiding behind the surly butcher, there’s the most unexpected of Prince Charmings. Only, if her walls were fortified, his are absolutely impenetrable. But she’s not scared of a fight, and Declan is a man to fight for. And with the help of a matchmaking ghost and the wonderful village of Caisleán, the luck of the Irish may be on her side.

Bets O’Hanlon is a late bloomer. It took way too long to come into her own. She raised her boys and buried her husband, and somewhere along the way she forgot about herself. Finally she has a second chance at being more than she’s been: by creating an arts center for her charming adopted Irish community. She wants to make a difference, and fostering creativity is right up her alley. Planning a shiny new building to support the art and artists is just the project she’s excited to take on. There’s just one problem: her sister-in-law, Mary. Well, the woman is less Bets’ relative and more her nemesis, what with the way Mary’s caused ongoing trouble for the arts center. With the new plans in the making, Mary has her cauldron out and is brewing up more misfortune. The other not-so-little problem: Linc Buchanan. Actually, he’s more of a temptation—which is why he’s a problem. Linc’s vowed to help her make the art center happen, and the billionaire cowboy has the gumption and resources to follow through. But he’s lassoed her heart, and Bets can’t help mixing business and pleasure even though common sense says avoid this lovely man with a bad record at love. With the community and the town’s helpful matchmaking ghost behind them, Bets and Linc might just admit what they’ve wanted all along—each other—as they walk among the roses at twilight and plan to win the fight of their life.

International bestseller Ava Miles shares another funny and heartwarming story in The Unexpected Prince Charming series about the power of family, seeking new inspiration, and taking a chance on love. What happens when you combine second chances, high stakes, and happily ever after? Ireland, that’s what. World famous glass artist Sophie Giombetti is headed to Ireland to grab a new lease on life. She’s put her divorce behind her and wants a supportive community to raise her daughter. The quaint town of Caisleán, where she’s agreed to design a major installation, more than fits the bill. Best of all, she’s sure the verdant Irish hills will give her new inspiration. She wants to make her glass breathe and move like Irish rainbows. She expects Ireland’s magic to envelop her, everything from the foot-tapping music to the boisterous pub life and the humor of its welcoming people. She doesn’t expect to find the most unexpected of Prince Charmings or to be helped by a beautiful matchmaking ghost who’s downright cheeky and irreverent.