Three Irish Brothers (All Her Men)

This was the best story I have read yet! You would think 3 guys and 1 girl romance would be all bout the sexy times( yes the sexy times were HOT HOT HOT! ) , but this story was so much more . I love Savanna, Killian . Fionn and Aiden . Each brother brought something different to the table along with Savanna. Savanna is a strong independent city girl who thought she was in love but certain events brought her to Ireland where she met the brothers. She was only supposed to stay for a short while but she started to fall for the brother for different reasons. Killian is the head of the family , strong, sexy,reliable, and trying to keep the farm in the family, Fionn is the fun , hot, carefree spirited brother that’s good with his hands and Aiden is the quiet , mysterious handsome brother that is gentle, nurturing and intuitive. Events unfold that bring these 4 together and I loved getting to know each character and how the story came together. This is an amazing read and I recommend picking it up , it’s totally worth every penny ! Happy reading everyone

This book was exactly what the series title indicated, quick and dirty. I picked it up after breakfast and was finished before lunch. And the steam factor was sky high. Three Irish Brothers was my first go at any type of relationship beyond a ménage, and it was fascinating, the fact that the men were all brothers added an extra layer of taboo, and I was there for it. I wasn’t sure about Savannah when I started reading Three Irish Brothers; she was insipid, materialistic, and conceited. What I didn’t know was she had no idea who she was or what she needed and wanted out of life. As the story went on and she blossomed and grew into the woman the O’Callaghan brothers loved, it was evident she had been living life as a representation of what she thought the people around her would like. It was a heartbreaking realization. Seeing her as the whole, strong, intriguing woman she was behind her former mask was incredibly rewarding. As mentioned, this was the first book I’ve read with more than three people in it. It was a concept that was intriguing to me, as two men and a single woman seems manageable, but adding a third man seems overwhelming, to me. Once I got into the meat of their relationship I was enraptured, they were all so attentive and patient I felt a tinge of jealousy about only having a single partner. I could see the beauty and trust of their relationship shine from the pages and it was evident the four of them were in a wonderful and healthy relationship. I had a few wishes for this book, mostly editing issues. First there were a lot of continuity issues regarding the house, it went from having one bathroom they all had to share (with one extra toilet, somewhere) to a sprawling estate with twelve bedrooms and six bathrooms, and her bedroom goes from being a tiny room with a double bed to having a king size bed and en-suite bathroom. There were also a few issues with word usage between American English and British English regarding the words Savannah would have used. I also wish the book would have been longer, not that the story wasn’t complete, it just felt a little rushed, and I would have loved to have spent more time with Savannah and the O’Callaghan brothers.

I don't think I have ever disliked a h more than Savannah at first. She was shallow, egotistical materialistic and just plain irritating but...that was at the beginning of this book. I kept reading and am super glad I did! Savannah redeemed herself completely and I understood the hard superficial shell she'd created around herself to deal with life's tragedies that she endured. I won't give spoilers but these four broken people, Savannah and the three brothers found healing and completeness with each other and I found an emotional, sexy, sweet book! Please read this book you'll love it!💖

This was a cute story that was a quick read. Light and fun after a darker romance to cleanse your pallette so to speak. I enjoyed it!

A well written story of three brothers and one woman struggling to come to terms that they all love each other equally and be physical in that love. There is emotional pain here as you read about each one's inner trials. As the brothers come to the decision that they each love the same woman and she equally loves them, they find that each is happier, more at peace with themselves. I enjoyed reading this book and I hope you will too.

This book is a great reverse harem novel. I enjoyed it and was pleasantly surprised with the way the story took shape. It's more than just erotica; each character has their own story, their own conflicts with themselves, the world and each other-all of which adds a certain depth to the story that I appreciate. I didn't like Savannah at first-she comes across as snobbish, shallow, and a stick in the mud. However, she transforms into a better person in Ireland. I loved the O'Callaghan brothers; who doesn't love big, strong men with an accent?? It's too bad Theo didn't get his recompense for his wrong doings. Great book!

The first pages had me wondering if I really wanted to read another spoiled rich girl book. I’m glad I did because this turned out to be a good one. Some deep hurts in the characters past gave this book made this a wonderful book with a great HEA. Great writing and great storyline make this a pleasure to read. Happy reading.

I never used to fantasize about multiple partners... but this story was such a sweet bite at that forbiden apple. Her spunk and their personalities made for a wonderful life adventure I would have loved to have myself. Love how Sienna writes such steamy fun passion that (just) fits into real life experiences, making them feel... so very possible. Just love her wonderfully natural and fresh writing. I am reading every book and enjoying every word. Keep them coming Sienna!

This was just one who of a rh romance.You will fall in love with the there brothers, and envy Savannah. This was a very enjoyable romance. I would recommend this book.

I would recommend this book. It’s a slow burn at least I thought is was but in a best way possible.

Quick and Dirty is right I read it in a few hours. There is a plot, the plot is important and this is one polyandry relationship with some realism. Moving into a polyandrous relationship is suggested by the man who is the thinker, the one who holds everyone together and one of his brothers is truly reluctant to do it. There is also both sexual and emotional jealousy at times. And realistic reactions from the public because people are so judgemental. Savannah is brilliant and relatable, there is enough blank there that she can be what you need but she is also strong and she fights her attraction. The brothers are brilliant. Their diversity is wonderful to read and Aiden pain was palpable. It is just good writing. Part of the blurb for the book reads "this is a sexy yet emotional reverse-harem romance" that is pretty much the best description for it. It isn't all about the sexual intimacy there is a strong focus on healing and emotional intimacy as well. I'm looking forward to reading what is next in the series (I really hope we get to meet Evelyn's men, she was a fascinating character and any men who can be with her are worth it).

I really enjoyed this book, great story to get into and it didn’t feel rushed even though it was a shorter book. Definitely going to read the others in this series.

A surprisingly good read. I expected a cheesy story, but it was gentle and heartfelt. The first few chapters are the usual scene setters, but the story actually evolves beautifully from there. It is a contemporary RH with a happy ending, so there are no real surprises. Despite this, the talented author created a page turner that still engaged me throughout.