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Violence
Barely any
No significant violence
Language
Barely any
Irish vernacular; mild strong language
Sexual Content
A lot
Sensual explicit scenes
Substance Use
Some
Irish social drinking
Emotional Intensity
Some
Grief over a parent; identity disruption from learning about a secret family
What this book is about
Shannon Bodine learns after her mother's death that her biological father was Irish—a man her mother had a brief affair with decades ago. She travels to County Clare, meets the Concannon family, and finds belonging she didn't know she was missing—and Murphy Muldoon, who has been waiting for her. Born in Shame concludes the Irish trilogy warmly.
Notes for sensitive readers
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Explicit romantic content
Illegitimacy and family secrets
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