Chloe

Siblings O'Rifcan #4

by Katharine E. Hamilton

Strong, sweet, and beautiful not only describes Chloe O’Rifcan but also the flowers she works with. As her brother’s wedding approaches, Chloe finds herself neck deep in wedding planning and projects that require the help of a dear friend. Conor McCarthy is one of the closest friends to the O’Rifcan family, but he’s also a talented carpenter hopping from one project to the next. But when Chloe asks him to build an archway for a wedding prop, Conor finds himself working hand in hand with the youngest sister, and he can’t help but be impressed by Chloe’s skill and her sweet heart. Two Hearts. One Chance. Can Chloe and Conor progress from family friends to more?

254 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 6, 2019

About the author

Thanks for reading my books!

I sat here for about five minutes trying to think of something prolific to write, and all I came up with was that first sentence. However, despite it being simple and understated, it's a genuine response. I appreciate all who read and listen to my books. And for those who rate and review it, a special thanks to you.
Happy Reading!
Katharine

All titles written by me:
The Unfading Lands
Darkness Divided
Redemption Rising
Chicago's Best
Montgomery House
Beautiful Fury
The Siblings O'Rifcan Series
Claron
Riley
Layla
Chloe
Murphy
The Adventurous Life of Laura Bell
Susie At Your Service
Sissy and Kat

Reviews

[Pat Traettino · Rating 5 out of 5]

I was looking forward to Book 4 in this series and got right into it. I was glad I did! So far, books in this series are all feel good stories. The characters for the most part are adorable, and with the good descriptive writing I seemed to be right there with them. I liked all the Irish talk and culture as well.

Okay, let's be real: our lives are not often filled with so many totally beautiful, loving and lovable, smart, witty, enjoyable, and often happily quirky people (not to mention extremely kind and hard-working). So, this is the author's gift to us--escapism--life as we would like it to be-- and I love it. Thank you, Katherine, you are good for wounded souls who have learned to pull up their socks and keep on trucking, and you also speak to the larks in this world!

Some grammar and spelling errors, but they don't take away from the story-telling.

My suggestions: The story should have been longer with more details following the new relationship. I’m waiting for someone to actually get married. Obviously, we are being groomed to purchase future book(s) in the series.

[Becky · Rating 4 out of 5]

Two Ginger nuts!!

I am so happy that Chloe and Conor became a couple!! Chloe is like a fairy princess, so sweet and kind but she is a redhead so she does speak her mind and has a temper when pushed! Conor is Clary's best friend & has known Chloe his whole life then bam fate plays her hand and the two see each other as more than friends. Conor is also who everyone can depend on and is always helpful, he as well can be pushed to show his ginger temper...Quinn loved the punch you got!
I adore this family, the vivid pictures of Ireland and its amazing people! This story continues with all the couples stories! Planning a wedding, falling in love, family & friends. This story has it all, laughter, tears, smiles frustration with a dodgie Quinn, I'm not sure he wasn't involved in nefarious activities toward Chloe but alas that's not come to light in this story. On to the next book and sibling to fall head over heels in love and continue to make Sidna a happy mammy! 🍀💚

[Pam · Rating 5 out of 5]

Chloe: The Siblings O’Rifcan Book 4. This is the story of the final child of the O’Rifcans. Chloe was always trying to help others even as a little girl. Her favorite place to think things over and get herself back to her center is overlooking the cliffs at Claron’s farm. It is here that they say the fairies are born. Chloe runs the flower shop in town as well as helps at the town’s restaurant and B&B when she is needed.
Conor McCarthy has been a family friend forever. Their parents were friends. After her husband’s death, Mrs. McCarthy and her son opened a restaurant which did well enough to support them. When he is not working on carpentry, etc., Conor helps at the restaurant. Right now, he is finishing up the remodeling of half of the flower shop and turning it into Layla’s potion palace. However, she keeps changing her mind and adding things to be done before the opening. Chloe thinks she is taking advantage of her and sets out to try to stop her.

[SheReads · Rating 5 out of 5]

Five stars isn't enough for how much I loved this book. It's my favorite so far of the series. I always liked Conor and Chloe both as side characters in the other books, so I was ecstatic to find out they find their way to each other.
This book has such a sweetness to it. Both characters are the kind you just want to hug. They're good people who will do anything for anyone else and get taken advantage of a little bit - especially Conor. It was fun to watch them realize their feelings were changing and go from friendship to confusion to more.
Plus, the way all these Irishman and women speak is just so charming. I want to go live there.

[Linda Rutland · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love this series

Chloe is the baby sister in the O'Rifcan family. She loves her family and her home town and thinks she'll never find her own love as long as she stays in this town. But has she been blind to what's right in front of her? Conor is her brothers best friend and like a brother to her. Watching these two grow past their friendship is a treat. These two are both caring and generous to a fault. My only regret is I now have to wait for Murphy's book.

[Kayread · Rating 4 out of 5]

I was hoping Chloe and Conor would become a couple from reading the previous books. I liked that they were family friends first. Like the other books the feelings didn't really show until towards the end. I feel like the stories are unfinished in that you have to read the next book to see what happens with previous characters. I do plan on reading Murphy but I might read a few other things first.

[Linda Syman · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love, love this series!

It's a book that you want to wrap yourself in. Does anyone else put an alert in their calendar so they can get the next book as soon as possible?
Chloe's book did not disappoint me. I was surprised at how tender and wonderful it was, just like her character. Sometimes it's so disappointing that these are just books and not my real life friends.

[Alicia Jones · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another hit!!

This was probably my favorite of the series so far. I have enjoyed this series so much! I love the way Conor and Chloe have come together in this book. I can’t wait for the last book (bitter sweet) to see how Katherine ties everything up. I’m not ready to say goodbye to the O’Rifcan family

[Barbara Winters · Rating 3 out of 5]

I enjoyed the book, BUT, I was disappointed that Chloe wasn't the central character. The bulk of the book was about Rhea and her upcoming wedding and all the wedding planning - it did get tiring and I found myself skipping over parts of it. I liked Chloe's character and wished there had been more about her.

[Tina Arnold · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good Clean Read

This series is so fun to read and it is set in Ireland. The characters are fun. The story is full of twists & turns. It is a page turner. I am ready for the last book. Read this series.

[Zach Tunnell · Rating 5 out of 5]

My favorite so far!

The O’Rifcan series has been a great book series that I have greatly enjoyed! I highly recommend it to anyone!

[Claire Connors · Rating 3 out of 5]

Loved Chloe through all five books!

[Cindy · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was my favorite story so far in this series. Chloe & Conor were both such sweet & kind people & perfect for each other.

[Jeanne · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is 4th in the O’Rifkin sIblings series. It is the story of Chloe and Connor. Lifelong friendship turns into romance. Sweet story.

[Kurt · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very good

Very good writing. Clean love story telling. Absolutely enjoyed reading this book series of the O’Rifcan family. I highly recommend.

[Patty Rice · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very good

This was written with a Irish brogue. There were a lot of characters but easily kept them straight. It was an interesting story.

[Sharon Robinson]

Another awesome book

Again another great book. If you did.not know better you were right there in that beautiful village. Can't wait to read Murphy!!!

[Cindy Rippentrop · Rating 4 out of 5]

Dancing in the wind

The O'Rifcan family face daunting obstacles o this new section of their story that Features Chloe and Connor and the continuing saga of the siblings.