Klíč ke štěstí – O'Shea Daisy (2026)

“Take this key, darling. I can never go back there. The last letter I received from Ireland made that perfectly clear. But one day you may need a safe haven, and it is the only thing I can give you. Ireland is in your blood, and it will protect you.” When Grace arrives exhausted, in tears and soaked by the rain, at the small Irish village where her grandmother Caitlin grew up, more than anything she longs for Caitlin’s safe, warm embrace. The crumbling ruins of the once-charming cottage from Caitlin’s childhood, whose key Grace received from her grandmother on her wedding day in case she ever needed a secret refuge, are not the place where she can start over as she had hoped. As well as hiding from her painful past, Grace must care for her young daughter Olivia, leaving her no choice but to stay strong. She gathers her courage, asks her kind new neighbours for help, including the charismatic carpenter Sean Murphy, and begins extensive repairs to make the house habitable again. The view of the emerald sea soon enchants her, Olivia flourishes, and Sean makes Grace laugh in a way no one has managed to for a long time. With Sean at her side, she gradually uncovers her family’s history, but her curiosity reveals more mysteries. What made Caitlin flee Ireland, and why does she never want to return? Just as Grace discovers the truth, her own terrifying secrets suddenly begin to threaten her. She may finally have found a home for her small family, but now she must face everything she tried to escape. Will she let her past catch up with her again, or will she find the strength to fight for her daughter, her love for Sean and a new life in Ireland?