📱 eBook en inglés BYRNE(D) BENEATH

In Kerry, the ocean keeps its secrets.

So do the women of OMalley & Byrne.

Siobhan Callaghan, Head of Legal for OMalley & Byrne Fisheries, has spent the last eight years rebuilding her life piece by piece. After the death of her wife Emma, she learned to survive by becoming structure itself—precise, contained, untouchable. Her world is clean lines, airtight contracts, and the quiet, disciplined grief she refuses to show anyone.

Selene Duarte is nothing like that.

Once a high-end escort and whip who moved through Demetria Byrnes private world with lethal grace, Selene walked away from that life and into the shipyards, becoming an engineer who understands machines better than people. But the Fairmont Hotel bombing shattered everything she had managed to build. Since then she has drifted—unmoored, unanchored, surviving rather than living.

When Demetria sees Selene again at the memorial for the bombing, she makes a decision that will send shockwaves through Kerry:

"Come to us. Start over."

Selene accepts.

And the moment she arrives, Siobhans carefully ordered life begins to crack.

They are opposites in every way— discipline against fire, logic against instinct, a woman who has already buried a love against a woman who has lost every anchor she ever had.

But grief recognizes grief.

Strength recognizes strength.

And desire… refuses to be reasoned with.

What begins as irritation becomes tension.

Tension becomes proximity.

Proximity becomes something far more dangerous—a slow, relentless unraveling neither woman is ready to face.

As storms gather off the Atlantic and old wounds rise to the surface, Siobhan and Selene are forced to confront the truths theyve spent years avoiding:

that healing is never quiet, that attraction doesnt care about permission, and that some connections strike like lightning—sudden, violent, impossible to ignore.

Byrne(d) Beneath is a story of loss and rebirth, of two fierce women who collide at the exact moment their lives come undone. It is about the power of second chances, the weight of the past, and the kind of love that doesnt arrive gently—it crashes, breaks, and pulls you under.

Return to Kerry.

Return to the storm.

Go beneath.