Mo Ghrá Mo Chroí Go Deo books in order

Q: "How many books are in the Mo Ghrá Mo Chroí Go Deo series?"

"There are three books in the Mo Ghrá Mo Chroí Go Deo series, published between 2007 and 2011."

Q: "What is the first book in the Mo Ghrá Mo Chroí Go Deo series?"

"The first book in the Mo Ghrá Mo Chroí Go Deo series is The Lord of Merewood Keep, published in 2007."

Q: "What does the series title Mo Ghra Mo Chroi Go Deo mean?"

"The title is Irish Gaelic and translates to \"My love, my heart, forever.\" Admirand chose the phrase to reflect both the romantic themes of the trilogy and her personal connection to her Irish heritage. The series blends Celtic cultural elements with the historical backdrop of Norman-ruled England."

Reading order

#	Title	Published	Author	Buy on Amazon
1	The Lord of Merewood Keep	2007	C.H. Admirand	Buy
2	The Saxon Bride	2010	C.H. Admirand	Buy
3	A Scot’s Honor	2011	C.H. Admirand	Buy

Mo Ghra Mo Chroi Go Deo (Irish Gaelic for “My love, my heart, forever”) is a medieval trilogy set in 11th-century England during the period of Norman rule. The three books follow different couples caught up in the tensions between Saxon, Norman, and Celtic cultures after the conquest.

The Lord of Merewood Keep (2007) established the setting, and The Saxon Bride (2010) expanded the story with a forced marriage between a Saxon noblewoman and a Norman knight who has no desire to live in England. A Scot’s Honor (2011) brings a Scottish element into the mix. Readers familiar with The Ladies of the Keep will recognize Merewood Keep, as both series share the same fictional location and historical period, though they were written years apart.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Mo Ghrá Mo Chroí Go Deo series?

There are three books in the Mo Ghrá Mo Chroí Go Deo series, published between 2007 and 2011.

What is the first book in the Mo Ghrá Mo Chroí Go Deo series?

The first book in the Mo Ghrá Mo Chroí Go Deo series is The Lord of Merewood Keep, published in 2007.

What does the series title Mo Ghra Mo Chroi Go Deo mean?

The title is Irish Gaelic and translates to “My love, my heart, forever.” Admirand chose the phrase to reflect both the romantic themes of the trilogy and her personal connection to her Irish heritage. The series blends Celtic cultural elements with the historical backdrop of Norman-ruled England.

Reading order#

Frequently Asked Questions

Reading order