Three Irish Brothers (2024)

Sienna Blake delivers, yet again, with her signature brand of gritty, all-consuming romance!

I have been a fan of Sienna Blake and her stories for a little over a year now and have truly enjoyed every story I have read. Consistently readers are provided with spicy and entertaining reads that pull you in from the start, run you through the gamut of emotions and then leave you at the end feeling satisfied yet wanting more!

Three Irish Brothers is exactly what you are getting in this story. While they may be brothers they are totally unique men and I can easily see why Savannah fell for each one. Not sure how any woman would be able to choose between the broody, bossy Killian, the fun-loving Fionn or the kind-hearted Aiden.

I honestly didn't really like Savannah to begin with. She was self-righteous and an entitled brat truthfully. But when she makes it to Ireland you see a different side to her...three different sides to her. In a weird way that speaks to her true inner beauty and self, that she can relate to three totally different men in different ways. Watching her come out of her city girl persona was like watching a caterpillar transform into a butterfly. Savannah was, at her core, a strong, smart and sassy woman and at the end of the story I truly loved her character, which I think speaks volumes to Sienna's story telling capabilities.

AND!!! For fans of Sienna's you get a quick check in with another character from a previous story! I love it when authors do this! Totally brought a smile to my face!

I am loving this new Quick and Dirty Novel series. This first story was an easy and quick read and I binged it in one sitting. Looking forward to what is next from Sienna Blake.

Giving Three Irish Brothers 5 stars

Review by Corrie H for Lamplight Review and Promotion
**I received an ARC for an honest review

HIGHLY RECOMMEND this why choose romance 😍

Savannah needed to escape her fake life in NY so accepts a farmhand position all the way in Ireland. The O'Callaghan brothers, her new bosses, are something else entirely. Killian, the oldest and bossiest, is just trying to save their home...even if he's the only one to deal with the burden. Fionn, the cheeky middle brother and man whore, is completely misunderstood from everyone including his brothers. And Aiden, the silent and youngest brother with a secret, is someone she immediately connects to as she knows sign language. Can she help them with the farm and their relationship, or is this just a passing moment?

This was so cute! I love that Savannah truly tried to help them in the beginning, even though she had no idea what she was doing. I wasn't so sure in the beginning about Killian but he is so swoon worthy. As the oldest sibling myself, I totally understand why he did what he did regarding the farm. Fionn may seem like trouble but he is so misunderstood. I love that Savannah is the one to push him (and Killian) realize his worth. That was such a beautiful moment. She truly brings them together. And lastly Aiden... my gosh I love him. Everything about his story is beautiful - I love that they are able to bond over their past and grow from it. THE ENDING!!! Ahhh I'm obsessed!!

I honestly can't say enough good things about this book. There is so much depth to it, I loved every second.

Very steamy romance

This book was a lot of fun to read. It's set in Ireland with strong, handsome, Irish brothers, so I was hooked right away. Savannah is a pretty tough girl and she deserved better than her shitty fiance. The brothers all needed to come together and be a family and Savannah did that. There were plenty of romance scenes and a little bit of drama to keep things interesting. Definitely worth reading!

I’d like to thank Terrie and Sienna for sending me an e-arc of this book it is very much appreciated! This is not the first book of Sienna’s I’ve read a few from her Irish Kiss series and her Dark Romeo trilogy, I have loved each of them. I love her writing, she has such lovely writing that I can connect with her characters and writing not only normally but on an emotional level too! Her writing just hits me in the feels all the time and this story was of course no different.

When we first meet Savannah she thinks she has the perfect life, and I am kind of glad when it goes to tits up from there. I did enjoy how she made complete character progress and she changes into a nice person. I loved her character in the end. I also loved how strong minded she is.

I fell in love with Killian, Fionn and Aiden, all three of them different and I loved each of them. Broody, bossy Killian, the fun-loving Fionn and the kind-hearted Aiden. It was nice for all three of them to be different. I totally understood why Savannah couldn’t choose between these three men because wow I wouldn’t have either. They were so sweet and I just loved all three of those brothers and how they managed to be together with Savannah. I also loved when Aiden started talking again and then he manages to tell his brothers why he stopped. I just loved it. The brothers were beautiful hard working men. I love the fact she connected to all 3 brothers for different reasons it was so cute!

The sex was written amazingly well! You can totally imagine what they are doing to her and how they are all feeling during the sex. It was written very well!

I loved how their little foursome was normalised by the end of it, not by the community they lived in, but they were accepted by the community who have the same idea about relationships and they managed to save their farm on top of that so I loved it.

I really didn’t like Emer she was a proper dickhead, I mean we wasn’t meant to like her but she was just so needy and what she did in the end, she was just a twat and I didn’t like the way she went around to try and hurt Fionn.

I loved the book. It was such amazing writing, characters and plots. I love it all so much!

Savannah was a rich and spoiled girl who caught her fiance cheating and fled to Ireland to get away. There she meets 3 handsome brothers who she is working for for room and board. I can feel her quandary, brooding Killian, fun-loving Fionn, and kind-hearted Aiden, who could choose between them? So she falls in love with them all! But the farm is on the brink of bankruptcy. They have to save it. This is more than just sex and steam, it's Sienna doing what she does best, writing a great story with heart and soul in it. You will love this first Quick & Dirty Novel and look forward to more!

Another steamy and emotional book by Sienna Blake, with Savannah’s life being turned around after catching her fiancée cheating on her. This turns out to be a blessing for Savannah when she finds the love or loves of her life with the brothers - Killian, Aiden and Fionn.

This book is just utterly confusing
The premise sounds amazing, unfortunately it was not well written and thought out
There was so much contradictory sentences for eg. FMC says they all have to share a bathroom.
Next chapter one of the MMC says that their house is 12 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms

This book needed an editor really badly.

Some thoughts as I read....

When someone "talks with their hands" it's called signing as in sign language

She really acted like she was the second coming off....

Her whole persona did a total 360. I actually did not like her in the first chapter. She was what books call "a fake women" (I'm not like other girls....yeah she was the other girls)

She disappeares for months from her life without quitting her job, sorting out all her stuff, contacting family and friends? With no clothes and money besides what's in her handbag, she leaves to go to Ireland and stays there permanently never going back to New York to sort out he life, close her bank accounts ect...

He was selectively mute for over 10 years and his brothers didn't bother leaning sign language. How the heck did they communicate.

There were all these inconsistencies that just made the book a not very enjoyable read.

Good, but a repeat theme

I love the way Blake calls out the public about close minded views in these stories but I just read a story where the girl was called out in the public eye for her sexual proclivities so it seems repetitive when it follows the previous story. Its also clear as this is the second book where he's made an appearance that Danny is her favorite character.

Additionally, I have trouble believing selective mutism is just better after one conversation. Shouldn't a person need to get used to talking again? Shouldn't it be harder? Plus there are laws preventing people against what happens in the climax and I'm pretty sure they exist in every country, but yet nothing is done to the bad guy. Also nobody bothers to tell Fiann that his hook up harasses his brother which just seems wrong. This one has a lot more issues than the last and it just makes it harder to see it as feasible.

It's okay, but not as good as the last Blake story I read.

Just Awesome!

This was just one who of a rh romance.You will fall in love with the there brothers, and envy Savannah. This was a very enjoyable romance. I would recommend this book.

This wasn’t a bad book but it wasn’t my favorite. I just could not get behind three brothers sharing the same partner haha. There was also a lot of girl hate for anyone that wasn’t Savannah.

Quite good , flows well and a good background story x

Three Irish Brothers was so sexy and intense! It definitely got my heart pumping! From one chapter to the next it just gets better and better!

3.5/5
Everything in this book is PERFECT except the of writing...
Like a 16 years old in a wattpad story.
But overall good fast read book👌🏻
That plot twist was AMAZING.

This was a fun quick read. I enjoyed the brothers, they were all pretty different. The girl didn't drive me nuts so that's always a plus. I don't usually review these types of books, mainly because I read them for fluff in between other books. I found the story to be fairly entertaining.

This book was exactly what the series title indicated, quick and dirty. I picked it up after breakfast and was finished before lunch. And the steam factor was sky high. Three Irish Brothers was my first go at any type of relationship beyond a ménage, and it was fascinating, the fact that the men were all brothers added an extra layer of taboo, and I was there for it.

I wasn’t sure about Savannah when I started reading Three Irish Brothers; she was insipid, materialistic, and conceited. What I didn’t know was she had no idea who she was or what she needed and wanted out of life. As the story went on and she blossomed and grew into the woman the O’Callaghan brothers loved, it was evident she had been living life as a representation of what she thought the people around her would like. It was a heartbreaking realization. Seeing her as the whole, strong, intriguing woman she was behind her former mask was incredibly rewarding.

As mentioned, this was the first book I’ve read with more than three people in it. It was a concept that was intriguing to me, as two men and a single woman seems manageable, but adding a third man seems overwhelming, to me. Once I got into the meat of their relationship I was enraptured, they were all so attentive and patient I felt a tinge of jealousy about only having a single partner. I could see the beauty and trust of their relationship shine from the pages and it was evident the four of them were in a wonderful and healthy relationship.

I had a few wishes for this book, mostly editing issues. First there were a lot of continuity issues regarding the house, it went from having one bathroom they all had to share (with one extra toilet, somewhere) to a sprawling estate with twelve bedrooms and six bathrooms, and her bedroom goes from being a tiny room with a double bed to having a king size bed and en-suite bathroom. There were also a few issues with word usage between American English and British English regarding the words Savannah would have used. I also wish the book would have been longer, not that the story wasn’t complete, it just felt a little rushed, and I would have loved to have spent more time with Savannah and the O’Callaghan brothers.

I was one of the lucky ones to get an advance copy, as I am a huge fan of Sienna’s work.

I have reviewed quite a number of her books before, and I have to say this was really a lovely change. Sienna loves to play around with the dark side of human emotions, and as much as I love my happy books, I have no issues joining her there!

However, surprisingly enough Three Irish Brothers is not that dark. Now don’t get wrong, it is not all sunshine or roses, but it is not as devastatingly emotional like for example the Dark Romeo series was. Holy Mac*** those books ripped me to shreds and here well, not so much.

As I said, there are some sad moments, really good emotions and we really get to dig deep and really know all of the characters quite deeply. All of them are really very different and individual at the same time. They each have their own personal issues and dramas but they are wonderfully bonded in the end.

Reverse Harems are a bit new to me, I think this is the second one of the genre I read. I have to say, that if you expected everyone to go down and dirty every other page, then you are going to be disappointed. To me, that was a plus, that we focused more on the characters, their stories, how they come together then just sexy moments.

Don’t get me wrong, we have them and they are great, but I felt they were put in the story at the right place and time. For me, that elevated it to the next level.

Three Irish Brothers is fantastic, entertaining, on point and superbly written! Now Sienna has given more of her to love in this book. I read it all in one go and you know that I am going to be very highly recommending it!

If you have read books from her other series (go get them!) then you are going to love this one. I have never steered you wrong!

5 INSANELY HOT STARS

What's better than one hot Irishman? How about THREE hot Irishmen? That is exactly what Sienna brings us in this quick, easy, and very HOT read.

The O'Callaghan Brothers are just the latest in long line of yummy Irish guys that Sienna is bringing to us. I'm LOVING the settings of her most recent books, and this first book in her Quick and Dirty Series is no exception.

The three brothers live and work on their families farm, each one different for many reasons. The oldest Killian, staid and responsible. The middle Fionn, the charming and outgoing one, and the youngest Aiden, the silent observer. All three bring something unique to this story. Which makes it impossible for our heroine Savannah, to choose. Not that I blame her. I wouldn't be able to choose either!

Savannah starts off a little toomuch for me, meaning she's a bit materialistic. She's young, and extremely successful, which affords her a certain lifestyle. But after a few days on the farm, you see a different side of her emerge, and I like that side of her much better. The four of them really bring out the good in each other, and the story of their love is as beautiful as it is unconventional.

I've never read a Sienna book I haven't loved, and this is just another to add to the list. It's a fast read - I read it in two hours - but its full of steam and insta-love, which is something I need from time to time. I can't wait to read book two in this series!

***Spoilers***

I felt like there was a lot lacking in the relationship building between Savannah and the three brothers. Suddenly it seems they all fall for her except the eldest brother, Killian. I was rooting for them the most in the beginning but felt that their relationship lacked the most foundation. Fionn had a nice lighthearted attitude about him and a good arc but he also fell a little flat. Aiden was probably the best relationship, as a reader, because they complimented each other well. I will say that their speedy feelings felt rushed. I can understand it from Aiden's side but Savannah's side made no sense to me. She went from feeling loved to feeling like she had no relationship prior as if spending time with her now ex-fiance for years suddenly meant nothing. Quick read but lacked a lot for me.

3 Hot Irish Brothers+1 Hot Blooded Americana=
1 devilishly dirty and delicious treat!
This quick kinky read was fantastic!!!
Even though it was a short read it was chuck full of goodness and it felt complete.
The triple threat brought a little extra something something that made them lovable and relatable.
Hot, dirty and passionate the characters were so well developed I fell in love with them from page 1. The story flowed flawlessly and the banter amongst the characters was funny, sexy and heartfelt.
What made this read so charming, was that besides all the holy kinky hotness it had a unique twist and a lot of passion and heart!
Satisfaction guaranteed!
4.5 stars!

Ummm I’m not quite sure what I just read…..

Now don’t get me wrong I love a good reverse harem story! But there was just something so unbelievable with this story. (Yes I know it’s not real 🙈) but I kept laughing and cringing at bits that I should have been invested in!

I just can’t not!

Even the 🌶🌶🌶 scenes just didn’t quite work. The best way I can describe it is like an amazing sex dream that someone has put pen to paper. You know how in your dreams things happen that when awake don’t make sense or are so extreme or so dramatic but during the dream it makes perfect sense? Well that’s what this book is.

So if you fancy a bit of that then this is the perfect book for you!

After realizing that the life Savannah had built for herself was nothing but a lie she has left NY and is on her way to Ireland to work on a farm.

When she meets her new employers, the O’Callaghan brothers, the sparks fly. She is attracted to the three of them for very different reasons and they are attracted to her as well. Will this city girl be able to adapt to the rural life and help save the farm?

This is a heartwarming and hot story about finding love where you least expect it. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Una historia corta pero intensa, no solo por las escenas hot sino también porque atraviesa, aunque de forma poco profunda, el duelo, la culpa, la autoaceptación y el verdadero significado de la familia.
Después de huir de un pasado brillante pero falso, Savannah cae en los brazos de tres apuestos hermanos que le van a enseñar y van a aprender de ella sobre el amor y la felicidad

Hot, dirty and emotional.....3 things I love in a book. The story was beautifully written and sucked me in right away. I adored the characters so much. I really didn't want the story to end.

This book was given to me at my request and I provided this review voluntarily.

I've read one reverse harem book, and that one was fantastic! Since reading few other books by Sienna, I thought...'Why not read this one?' And WOW!!! We start with Savannah who is relishing in her engagement with her toad of a fiancé. She's one of the youngest executives at her job, has good friends, and can't wait to celebrate her HEA. But when she walks in on her fiancé with her best friend, she flees. This lands her in Ireland. She's set on volunteering at a farm that needs loads of help. Enter three Irish brothers: Killian, Fionn, and Aiden. They're all so very different. Killian is the patriarch, he gave up college, gave up his girlfriend, and took over the financial part of this farm. Fionn is seen as a playboy that can't take anything seriously, but beneath the playful exterior is a broken exterior. Aiden is the actual "broken" one. When an accident took both of their parents, Aiden blamed himself and stopped talking for fear of spilling his truth. Savannah sees when she loves in all three brothers, which causes her to fall for all three brothers. When she realized they all started falling for her, she push away. I'll be honest when I say that I had no idea how this would play out. Three brothers sharing one girl. That's bound to get messy. But, although unconventional, the four had a schedule for when the brothers would spend time with Savannah. Not only is this about the romance, but it's also about saving a home and a business. They have an idea to use the farm as a resort type of business. But when their secret is uncovered, no amount of convincing can help keep everything together. I like the idea of their business becoming a place where those with unconventional relationships can be themselves. I don't think it's common at all, so these four having a business like the one they have is a no-brainer. I loved this. I loved the characters. I loved the growth from all four of them.

“One day, son, you’ll meet a girl who’ll make you realize why it didn’t work out with Lauren. She’ll stand out like a diamond among a sea of coal..."

"I have found my girl. The girl. Savannah Wolff is my diamond."

This story is about a woman escaping from a cheating fiance. Who takes the first flight out of New York and just happens to end up in Ireland. She volunteers to be a live in farm help and on her way ends up having a car accident. Only to meet the three most gorgeous strong men she's probably ever seen up close.

The three brothers are barely holding themselves together. But Savannah is the girl who slowly brings them out of their shells. Slowly coaxing them to be better humans. One by one falling under her spell. Until all 3 are head over heels.

The hardest part is Savannah admitting her feelings for the three hot irish men. And seeing if they could share her love and time between them.

There was some dark themes here, some beautiful moments and some really annoying characters who by the end you just wanted to punch in the face. But getting that reaction shows what an incredible writer Sienna Blake is.

I really enjoyed this Reverse Harem story. I loved how this ended, beautifully and yet it was nerve wracking until the Happily Ever After!

HEA
Standalone, interconnected characters
*All Her Men* series and *Quick & Dirty* series
Why Choose

*over 18 readers only *

Trigger warnings
SA of disabled person
Suicide
Death of parents to DUI
Toxic family
Revenge p orn

Killian O'Callaghan (mmc, bossy)
Fionn O'Callaghan (mmc, cheeky)
Aiden O'Callaghan (mmc, silent)
Savannah Wolff (mfc)
Theo (mfc ex)

Savannah walks in on her fiance cheating on her with her best friend. In her haste to escape, she ends up on the first plane out of NY, which lands her in Ireland. She rents a car, accepts a volunteer position on a farm, and gets caught in a rain storm. After wrecking the car due to the rain, she runs out into the road in front of the O'Callaghan brothers. Killian is rude, Fionn is a flirt, and Aiden is mute but signs. Then she finds out they are her new bosses. Killian doesn't want her there, but is attracted to her. She's attracted to all three. How can she choose? Will the brothers be receptive to sharing?

Your heart just breaks for Adien in this book. And the story about her sister, that's some dark stuff. But Fionn not knowing where he fit in, just ouch. There are so many emotions in this book for a quick "why choose."

4.25

A really good RH. These guys were all messed up when it comes to each other at are brothers working together and trying to make the family farm work. Savanna brings them back together to care about one another but then almost pulls them apart. Even working out their issues, is it enough to save the farm. If they loose the farm, will they be pulled apart in another way? This was great. Wasn't really happy with the twist of angst at the end and would have rathered that just in the form of the parents and ex.. Having Fion's ex get to the party and the mic, being able to upload the video and even having had recorded a video from the farm, on the day that this happened. This women is a drunk, sure she could be a stalker but it would have taken a stake out, would have taken skill to not be noticed at the party and then also uploading to a most likely locked system. It just was so far fetch. the answer to the angst was a little too good. So they are the queer destination, like all LGBTQIA+ get along and agree with each other, nope. It is one thing to be polyamore and another all the directions. but okay everyone will get along and they will love it, right? So other than that, I really loved this story, just wished it was a poly destination in the end. And I wish that we got more of the parents.

It takes 4 💜

This was the best story I have read yet! You would think 3 guys and 1 girl romance would be all bout the sexy times( yes the sexy times were HOT HOT HOT! ) , but this story was so much more . I love Savanna, Killian . Fionn and Aiden . Each brother brought something different to the table along with Savanna. Savanna is a strong independent city girl who thought she was in love but certain events brought her to Ireland where she met the brothers. She was only supposed to stay for a short while but she started to fall for the brother for different reasons. Killian is the head of the family , strong, sexy,reliable, and trying to keep the farm in the family, Fionn is the fun , hot, carefree spirited brother that’s good with his hands and Aiden is the quiet , mysterious handsome brother that is gentle, nurturing and intuitive. Events unfold that bring these 4 together and I loved getting to know each character and how the story came together. This is an amazing read and I recommend picking it up , it’s totally worth every penny !
Happy reading everyone

An Awesome Book!

I loved reading Three Irish Brothers: A Reverse Harem Romance(Quick & Dirty Book 1), all about Savannah Wolff a twenty six year old Marketing guru & Killian O’Callaghan is twenty eight, Fiona O’Callaghan is twenty seven and Aiden O’Callaghen is twenty six and they own a farm in Ireland and practically run her over on a wet and rainy night! Savannah had been working in NYC when she discovered her fiancé face-down in her BFF’s lady parts during her lunch break. She fleas NY and flys to Ireland where she finds a job working on a farm for free for her room & board. The author wrote a book about a young woman who is pissed and just looking to recooperate from heartbreak! Read this story and fall in love with Savannah & the O’Callaghan Brothers because they are super hot and very sweet!!

I found this book to be unexpectedly tasteful and believable, despite the hilariously trashy cover. It lost me, however, when it felt like it needed unnecessary slut-shaming drama. Not that slut-shame doesn’t exist, especially in rural Ireland, but the book made it clear most of the people at the party were modern-day, rich & famous New Yorkers – somehow, I have a hard time believing that particular crowd would resort to name-calling a woman en-masse after being exposed to illegally filmed, grainy revenge-porn.

Still, this is a short book and I guess it needed some conflict beyond the relationship issues. And no-one reads a book with this kind of cover for anything deeper than what it has to offer. I just had to mention it because I honestly would have been happy to give the book a better rating if not because that whole… thing made me roll my eyes so hard it hurt.