Snowbound with the Irish King

Niamh Kelly swore she'd never come back to Boston, and she kept the promise for eleven years. Her father's funeral breaks it. So does the will: the Cape house can't be sold unless she and the executor both sign, and the executor is Ronan Kearney, the man who was supposed to marry her at twenty-two and married the business instead. A February nor'easter strands them in the house for a week — no power, one woodstove, eleven years of things neither of them said. They spend three days fighting about the past before either of them tells the truth. When the roads open, Ronan's own men come for him about a deal he wants no part of. He sends her out the back with the signed papers. She comes back six weeks later with a lawyer and an offer nobody in that room saw coming.