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It is always exciting when a new book comes out, not only for the author but also for everyone. We are so happy to present to you this amazing story about a second chance at love, especially for two people who didn't think they deserved it. This story truly touched our heart with the gripping storytelling by Christina OW. But don't take our word for it... Check it out for yourself.  Maria has lost all faith in men- abandoned by her father before she was born and abused by her boyfriend who loved the bottle more than he did her. And now she was running for her life from him, with their son. Dave has sworn off women. He’s had it with his unfaithful wife and her numerous affairs on his dime. One the same day as his divorce, he meets a beautiful woman who easily made him forget about his promise. But she’s skittish. She’s hiding something. That makes him all the more interested in her. So what’s a man to do when the girl he fancies would rather be anywhere but near him? He offers her a job as his live in nanny. Slowly, he turns the four of them into a family, hoping she stayed none the wiser until it was too late to back out. Excerpt: Dave followed her. “I really like you, and I really love Michael. You really love Izzy, and I’m hoping you really like me too. It’s that simple.” He took her hands and rubbed them gently with his thumbs. His seriousness made Maria uncomfortable. The flirting had seemed harmless and adventurous at first, but not anymore. She was going to end up hiding from him too if he didn’t stop. “Are both your parents and Amy’s coming for the party?” she asked, pulling her hands from his and tucking them under her arms. Dave huffed before he turned away from her, as if taking his cue from her. “Amy’s parents have been vacationing in Europe for the past six years, and I don’t see them coming back anytime soon. My parents will be there.” “Okay, you can tell me what they like. I want to get everything right.” She felt guilty at the annoyance in his voice. “It’s a kids’ birthday party, not a cocktail dinner,” he added coldly. “I should never have kissed you.” BUY LINKS: |
