Gaelic Girls

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Sean Clancy Shaunessy believed he was thrice cursed when his wife delivered three beautiful baby daughters and then promptly died. Sean knew for a fact that as he guiltily watched over the body of his beloved, but much put upon, Maeve, the fairies absconded with his three precious and sweet-natured babies and left three willful, stubborn, spritely fairy babies in their place. They couldn't be his daughters! Of course, they resembled him with their flashing emerald eyes and thick, dark hair, but that's where the similarities ended. Now, after all these years of coddling and spoiling them, it seem that each is determined to become an old maid, intent on keeping him from pursuing his passion--ale at the local tavern in the company of bar maid Seraphina. Well, enough is enough and Sean is determined to find husbands for Treasa, Fiona and Bridget. As if any of the three had any time for men. The girls set out to prove that they are more than any man could handle. And, if their father doesn't forget this nonsense, they'll teach him a lesson he'll never forget...as well as the men--Aidan, Cian and Declan--he drags home.