The Gilroy Clan: Books 9-10
(2025)(A book in the Gilroy Clan series)
An omnibus of novels by Megyn Ward
WANTING WENTWORTH
I met Wentworth Fiorella on the second worst day of my life.
I need you to clean the lake house and get it ready for a guest—someone’s rented it out for the month… oh and the Morrises are finally ready to move forward.
Translation: The place you’ve been sneaking off to to take online college classes is no longer at your disposal and it doesn’t matter anyway because that slime ball, Brock Morris, has finally agreed to marry you.
From the very moment I saw him, I knew Went was going to be trouble and the last thing I needed in my life was trouble—but I needed him if I’m going to figure a way out of the arranged marriage my father was forcing me into.
You don’t have to marry him, Sunshine… not if you marry me first.
Went made it sound so simple… or maybe I just wanted it to be simple because by the time he said it, I was already half in love with him.
I knew what saying yes to him would mean. That my father would disown me. That I’d have to leave the only home I’d ever known. That I could never go home again.
I knew that wanting Wentworth was going to change my life forever. What I didn't know is that falling in love with him would be the death of me.
KEEPING KAITLYN
Six years ago, I asked Kaitlyn Barrett to marry me, and she said yes.
Three weeks later, I left her to set right the mess that led me to her in the first place. I promised to come back, and she promised to stay.
When I came back for her, two weeks later, she was gone—the only thing left to prove that she’d even been there in the first place were the signed divorce papers she left behind. Even though I wanted to go after her with every fiber of my being, I didn’t because Kait had decided what she wanted and it wasn’t me.
I signed the papers that said we weren’t married anymore and did my best to move on—and failed miserably.
When I took the security job at Gilroy’s I thought the most I’d have to deal with were a few bored paparazzi trying to get a photo of me roughing up a drunk college bro, or someone recognizing me from my brief stint as a tabloid badboy.
Imagine my surprise when I come face-to-face with the woman who vanished on me six years ago without a trace. When she tried to explain what she’s doing in Boston, I’ll admit I was too busy trying to get her
naked to pay much attention.
When I told her I didn’t care why she was here, that I wanted her to leave, she told me no. That she had friends. A life here that she wasn’t willing to walk away from. Turns out the life she was unwilling to walk away from was my life.
My friends.
So, since neither of us were willing to walk away, we decided to compromise. Divide the space we both occupied, cleanly down the middle—you stay on your side of the Gilroys and I’ll stay on mine. And it worked.
Until it didn’t.
Suddenly, the walls we’ve build between our lives come crashing down and just when it becomes obvious that avoiding her is the last thing I want to do, the life I helped Kaitlyn run away from, calls her home and the only question left is, just how far am I willing to go to keep her.
Genre: New Adult Romance
I met Wentworth Fiorella on the second worst day of my life.
I need you to clean the lake house and get it ready for a guest—someone’s rented it out for the month… oh and the Morrises are finally ready to move forward.
Translation: The place you’ve been sneaking off to to take online college classes is no longer at your disposal and it doesn’t matter anyway because that slime ball, Brock Morris, has finally agreed to marry you.
From the very moment I saw him, I knew Went was going to be trouble and the last thing I needed in my life was trouble—but I needed him if I’m going to figure a way out of the arranged marriage my father was forcing me into.
You don’t have to marry him, Sunshine… not if you marry me first.
Went made it sound so simple… or maybe I just wanted it to be simple because by the time he said it, I was already half in love with him.
I knew what saying yes to him would mean. That my father would disown me. That I’d have to leave the only home I’d ever known. That I could never go home again.
I knew that wanting Wentworth was going to change my life forever. What I didn't know is that falling in love with him would be the death of me.
KEEPING KAITLYN
Six years ago, I asked Kaitlyn Barrett to marry me, and she said yes.
Three weeks later, I left her to set right the mess that led me to her in the first place. I promised to come back, and she promised to stay.
When I came back for her, two weeks later, she was gone—the only thing left to prove that she’d even been there in the first place were the signed divorce papers she left behind. Even though I wanted to go after her with every fiber of my being, I didn’t because Kait had decided what she wanted and it wasn’t me.
I signed the papers that said we weren’t married anymore and did my best to move on—and failed miserably.
When I took the security job at Gilroy’s I thought the most I’d have to deal with were a few bored paparazzi trying to get a photo of me roughing up a drunk college bro, or someone recognizing me from my brief stint as a tabloid badboy.
Imagine my surprise when I come face-to-face with the woman who vanished on me six years ago without a trace. When she tried to explain what she’s doing in Boston, I’ll admit I was too busy trying to get her
naked to pay much attention.
When I told her I didn’t care why she was here, that I wanted her to leave, she told me no. That she had friends. A life here that she wasn’t willing to walk away from. Turns out the life she was unwilling to walk away from was my life.
My friends.
So, since neither of us were willing to walk away, we decided to compromise. Divide the space we both occupied, cleanly down the middle—you stay on your side of the Gilroys and I’ll stay on mine. And it worked.
Until it didn’t.
Suddenly, the walls we’ve build between our lives come crashing down and just when it becomes obvious that avoiding her is the last thing I want to do, the life I helped Kaitlyn run away from, calls her home and the only question left is, just how far am I willing to go to keep her.
Genre: New Adult Romance
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