Will revenge ruin the one thing Noah James really wants in life? A family. Or will true love be able to clear the way for the biggest love story Belfast has ever seen? Noah James owes everything to his uncle, Reuben Standish. And being an up and coming Assistant Attorney General with a taste for convictions, means he can do a lot of damage to his uncle's enemies. When Noah realizes (From Reuben) how badly his uncle has been treated and the humiliation he and his wife endured from being run out of town, the urge to make the citizens of Belfast pay is now his only goal. Noah's to do list: Get the charges against his uncle thrown out. Get Reuben back in his rightful place as the Mayor of Belfast. And lastly, make everyone pay who has hurt his beloved uncle. On his first day in town, threatening everyone and telling them to get in line or else, seemed like the right move to make . . . until he meets Avery Fitzpatrick who immediately pegs him for her own personal enemy. Realizing quickly that he does not want Avery to think of him in a bad light, is making him rethink his war plan. It's incredibly hard to date someone when they plan on moving out of town just to get away from you and your family. But the town of Belfast has a little magic in it, and when it starts to work on Noah, and his goals start slipping away and even changing, he's forced to re-think all of his preconceived notions about his uncle, his uncle's enemies and even himself. As Noah works hard to bring peace to Belfast, he's left with one question. What is he willing to do for love? And will Avery be able to let go of her opinions about the Standish family in order to really see him? Enjoy the final book in the Belfast series and find out if love is really all you need.