Wild Irish Heart

The story had potential, but the writing fell super flat. About half the dialogue was purely for exposition, and the rest of it was...sub par.

Also I do not believe for a second that Keelin is a “logical sciencey” type. She makes rash, childish decisions, can't make up a decent comeback if her life depends on it, and is kinda helpless, at least until her character arc happens. Which is too late for a nearly 30 year old marine biologist working on a thesis (the subject which she conveniently forgot right after she got to Ireland) to learn that you don't just wander into the ocean without preparation.

I was expecting to relate to her more, and I am disappointed that I didn't (because she's flimsy).

I really wanted to like this story but as it went on it got worse. I didn't hate it though, it's just that the writing is rushed and clunky. The story was cute.

After having read the prequel, I wasn't sure how much I would like this one. Especially if it was about Margaret again. I was relieved the it wasn't but still don't like her in this one either, despite her reasons. Instead, this story is about her daughter Keelin and I enjoyed it. Enough so that I might get the next book.