Jennifer Rose McMahon

Adventure Tales with Supernatural Twists Jennifer Rose McMahon is a USA Today Bestselling Author who has been creating her stories since her college days abroad in Ireland. Her passion for legends, ancient cemeteries, and medieval ghost stories has fueled her adventurous story telling, while her husband’s decadent brogue carries her imagination through the centuries. When she’s not in her own world writing about castles and curses, she can be found near Boston in the local coffee shop, yoga studio, or at the beach…most often answering to the name ‘Mom’ by her fab children four. EDITORIAL REVIEWS: "McMahon’s excellent debut makes a contemporary paranormal mystery feel cozy and romantic. The slowly unfurling romance doesn’t go in obvious directions, which adds to the story’s allure. Teen and adult readers alike will be clamoring for the sequel." - PUBLISHERS WEEKLY Starred Review April 2017 "Engaging, beautifully written scenes, and idyllic descriptions of Ireland and lyrical dialogue keep the tale of the Pirate Queen moving at a quick pace. The characters are engaging and they draw a person in to this tale of adventure and intrigue." "Adrenaline-fueled action and enough twists and turns to keep even the most astute readers on their toes, this is a captivating story with a heroine who is forcefully engaging." - InD'tale Magazine May 2017 “As Chieftain of The O'Malley Clan I am always interested in anything to do with Granuaile, our very famous Pirate Queen ancestor. Jennifer’s novel captures the connection with the past which we treasure in Ireland. The Irish landscape, contemporary social life, the Irish language, and romance are woven into this fantasy story about Maeve Grace O'Malley and her quest to solve her ‘Awake Dreams’. I am certainly looking forward to the sequel. More BOHERMORE please!” - Sarah Kelly, O’Malley Clan Chieftain “Fresh and atmospheric.” “From graveyard to pub to castle.” “Maeve O’Malley experiences haunting visions of an ancient pirate queen.” “Fans of the first book will likely stick with the series, hoping that the queen and her consort will get their own happy ending after 500 years of unrest.” For INISH CLARE, Publishers Weekly, Oct 2017