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Well written and edited, with just a few issues. This is a stand-alone book with no cliffhanger. 3.5 stars, rounded up.

I love stories about love in Ireland because they're usually charming, funny and romantic. This story is romantic and maybe a little charming, but doesn't have any Irish humor. For me, the timing of the romance was premature. For two people who were both hiding some big secrets, with no alcoholic lubrication, the transition from curiosity to physical exploration just seemed off. I think if the book were slightly longer, with just more of everything, some of the transitions that felt abrupt to me would be smoothed out.

That said, I did enjoy the story. After the introduction of the romance, the relationship is sweet and protective. While they don't share many facts about themselves to each other, the fact that this couple is able to successfully travel, speaks to their compatibility -- as anyone who's vacationed with a new boyfriend can attest to. There is a high degree of heat to the story and that aspect is very well done.

Recommended for fans of Irish love stories.


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Where the Streets have no Name edition by Danielle Taylor Romance eBooks Reviews

This was a deep, emotional read that I thoroughly enjoyed. The writing was good and the characters were well written.
I LOVED this book! Amelia is in Ireland helping to fulfill her grandfather's last wishes when she finds Daniel on the side of the road. She instantly feels connected to him and wants to help. After a clumsy moment, Daniel is forced to help Amelia in her travels around Ireland spreading her grandfather's ashes. Daniel has a secret of his own and he's afraid to let Amelia in, fearing she will run if she knew.

This is Danielle Taylor's best book yet! I read it in four hours...I couldn't put it down! The chemistry between Amelia and Daniel is electric and watching their love bloom in the darkest of places was beautiful to read! Here's hoping for a spin-off book with Amelia's friend Gabby and another hot Irish guy!!
I love Danielle's writing and she did not disappoint with this story. She has an amazing way of pulling you into the story and connecting you to the characters. Daniel was a very good male character and one of my favorites thus far!!
I'd highly recommend this book!!
Every book she writes grabs at your heart. Her characters and plot will capture you and her love scenes are passionate and classy. Danielle is a perfect example of how romance should be written. Another fantastic piece of literature by the vastly talented Danielle Taylor!! I highly recommend anything and everything she ever writes!!
Oh boy, where to start?
This is a beautiful story. It's heartbreaking, sexy and quite angsty.
I could totally relate to Amelia, who is just a sweetheart despite her not so great childhood. Really really liked her.
Then there's Daniel, all muscles on the outside and yet awfully broken and hurting on the inside.
I fell in love that Irish troubled hunk instantly. I fell so badly, I haven't been able to think about much else than this story at work today. Holy cow!!!!
This is definitely on the top 10 of my alltime favourite romance novels and I put the author on auto-buy.
Do NOT miss out on this fantastic love story. It will tug at your heart, make your cheeks blush and leave you wanting more of Daniel and the author.
Highly recommended!!!!!!
This was yet another great love story by Danielle. I love how her characters slowly begin to pull you into their story. Amelia and Daniel are two strangers who meet up by chance. In the short time they are together, not knowing anything about each other's background, they become friends and eventually fall in love. I loved this book. I'm a sucker for HEA's and Danielle knows how to write them.
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Gitte I’ve got to say I really enjoyed this story; it was an epic journey considering Daniel’s past and with the focus on just two people in such a ‘close space’, well, it was pure brilliance in its simplicity. Because of this singular focus the writing was laid bare and had to be flawless. It was and it showed class and evoked incredible feelings in me. Every step felt real and I love Danielle Taylor’s writing.

“My heart hurts…Please don’t break my heart.”

The journey we take with Amelia and Daniel was intensely emotional, passionate and so very tragic. It beautiful and unique. For me, this was a journey of two lost souls, complete strangers, which find and inspire what they each need and desire. It’s a true case of finding love under the most surprising circumstance, listening to your instinct and seeing beyond a façade. Finding vindication and justice.

I loved Amelia, what a refreshing heroine she was. Intelligent, brave and honourable; she took a chance, she showed compassion and was quite inspirational as a human being. As for Daniel, he was an amazing man. Wronged in the most tragic of ways, having had fifteen years of his life stolen. His past and family lost to him in a brutal manner. The injustice in this story was profound and broke my heart. I fell in love with this extraordinary man.

‘All he’d ever wanted was a place where the streets have no name. To call the shots in his own life. To make decisions like he had all the time in the world to make them.’

Danielle Taylor wrote such an emotional story, but it had real heat and passion too. Daniel and Amelia’s connection was believable, I felt their friendship, their attraction, the protectiveness each felt for the other.

Where the Streets Have No Name was exceedingly beautiful in its simplicity and had none of that unnecessary angst or plethora of drama and miscommunications I so often find in books these days. I didn’t want to put it down as I hoped Daniel would somehow get the justice he so deserved. His story made us cry didn’t it, Jenny?!

Jenny Gitte, who knew taking a random book read pick from our s would have us uncovering a real gem and a truly memorable read. I adored this book from start to finish. It wasn’t overly angsty, was beautifully told and was exactly what I needed at the time.

‘Beautiful’ is the word that springs to mind when I think about this book. Be it the beauty in the setting, the beauty of the characters right through to the exquisite beauty and emotion of Danielle Taylor’s storytelling. And yes G, there were certainly some tears shed along with a lot of clutching of the heart

‘…….but he’d take a lifetime of kisses over just the memory of a kiss.’

Amelia was such a unique, honest, sincere and sharp character, full of compassion who never once stood in judgement of Daniel, preferring instead to trust the man presented in front of her.

Daniel. So broken, so lost so in need of someone to believe in him. This man bore scars and a guilt that were not his to bear. Ostracised and suffering tragedy that was not his to bear, this man owned my heart.

“You make me feel like I’m important…….like I matter.”

Danielle Taylor certainly brought us a thought provoking story about a chance meeting between two people unsure of themselves, each other and the direction of their lives. She showed us that by taking a chance on someone, to believe in that person is the greatest gift we can give. Just beautiful.
Well written and edited, with just a few issues. This is a stand-alone book with no cliffhanger. 3.5 stars, rounded up.

I love stories about love in Ireland because they're usually charming, funny and romantic. This story is romantic and maybe a little charming, but doesn't have any Irish humor. For me, the timing of the romance was premature. For two people who were both hiding some big secrets, with no alcoholic lubrication, the transition from curiosity to physical exploration just seemed off. I think if the book were slightly longer, with just more of everything, some of the transitions that felt abrupt to me would be smoothed out.

That said, I did enjoy the story. After the introduction of the romance, the relationship is sweet and protective. While they don't share many facts about themselves to each other, the fact that this couple is able to successfully travel, speaks to their compatibility -- as anyone who's vacationed with a new boyfriend can attest to. There is a high degree of heat to the story and that aspect is very well done.

Recommended for fans of Irish love stories.