The Eden Hall Series (Eden Hall Books 1-5)

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Finding Eden
By day, Mary Alayna Dalton is a successful Chicago professional who is being considered for a promotion to the top position in her company. By night, she shares her home with six young men who grew up at Eden Hall, a boys’ foster home, and performs with them in their band that plays at the local pub. When a business encounter thrusts Clark Dulanty into her life, he accidentally stumbles from her days into her nights and uncovers both sides of Mary Alayna Dalton. Clark slowly discovers all her secrets, only to expose the ambiguities of his own life choices on his journey to Finding Eden.

Saving Eden
When Eden Hall’s long time administrator retires and the boys’ foster home is threatened by possible closure, Ryan Holt steps in as administrator. Growing up next door to Eden Hall rather than inside didn’t keep him from feeling it was a part of him. The job was demanding but lonely until Ryan wins a national award for his work and the Chicago Tribune sends a reporter, TJ McCord. He finds it is more challenging to find success with Taylor than it was with Eden Hall, but just as rewarding.

Healing Eden
Vincent Dane struggles to deal with past mistakes and misunderstandings in the hopes of healing old wounds. For someone who didn’t feel as though he had much of a past, what he did have he didn’t feel he’d handled too well. An ambulance ride gives him a chance to right those wrongs and rescue his dreams.

Protecting Eden
Chicago Police Detective Sean Clary returns to active duty after a knife injury only to get an assignment that turns out to be his greatest challenge. His motto had always been “Protect and Serve”, but he’s never been in a position to possibly lose his future by protecting his past. Carena Cabot shows him that although he is a unique man, there is a woman out there just like him, and she forces him to finally face himself.

Completing Eden
Seth McGinnis is the last single man standing and it’s a lonely place to be. As he battles his friends and pseudo family for privacy, he wrestles with his own conscience and decides he can’t let Brogan’s Pub be the only thing in his life. Although his covert methods put a strain on his Eden Hall bond, he finally decides to take a risk on fulfilling his undisclosed dreams. Finding out along the way that he actually has a big Irish family is just an added bonus.