This O’Sheeran isn’t hurting for female companionship, but he’s lost his taste for what’s available until he meets her.

Aidan watches two of his cousins find their soulmates. He wonders if it’ll ever be him, even though he isn’t hurting for women. When you’re a part of his family, there’s never a shortage, but they’ve lost all appeal for him. They’re not the kind of women you bring home to meet your family. However, even as he tries to avoid them, he’s surrounded by them at the family’s nightclub, Sirens.

Until the night something changes at Sirens. The difference is he’s about to meet the new bartender his manager hired. One look at Karizma stops his rich playboy self in his tracks. Aidan is immediately more than interested. Then, the following day, he’s outraged over something he hears, jumps to a conclusion, and says something that might guarantee that Karizma might never speak to him again. Aidan knows he was wrong. How to make up for it?

Aidan knows he needs Karizma’s forgiveness if he’s to have any chance with the woman that he’s sure is his soulmate. Except Aidan discovers he’s not the only one with his eye on her. Karizma is a woman who has experienced adversity and heartache that Aidan can’t imagine. Karizma lets Aidan in, and they begin to navigate the trials and bumps along the way. As they do, more about the O’Sheeran’s present and past are revealed. Danger is part of being an O’Sheeran. Will Karizma be able to accept everything that comes with being with Aidan and being an O’Sheeran?

The O’Sheeran family, the Irish mobster family that places love above all, even if it has to kill to do it.