His Filthy Obsession

Cormac Fallon is the most dangerous man in Dublin and he runs it the way dangerous men run things — quietly, completely, and without anyone getting close enough to cost him anything. Then a twenty-two-year-old conservator walks into his library and finds, buried in the provenance chain of a hundred-year-old Irish painting, the fraudulent land seizure that his family was robbed of — and the government official who signed the transfer shares her surname. Now she knows the origin of everything An Fáinne was built on, and he makes the decision that changes both their lives What he does not plan for is the way she looks at him with the clear-eyed attention of a woman who does not flinch from what she finds. His organisation wants her gone. An external threat is forcing his hand. And the longer she stays inside his house, the more clearly they both understand that the real danger was never the document she uncovered. He is forty-four and has long since decided he does not want things that cost this much. She is twenty-two and has spent her entire adult life ensuring she never needs anyone she cannot afford to lose. Neither position is going to survive what is building between them. Obsessive, slow-burning, and set in the rain-grey criminal underworld of contemporary Dublin — His Filthy Obsession is for readers who want a hero who cannot let go and a heroine who makes him understand, for the first time, why.