Mr. Mom
Memories of the Past / Marriage Ticket / Tell Me a Story
Edición de la obra Mr. Mom
| Autor | Carole Mortimer, Sharon Brondos, Dallas Schulze |
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| Fecha de publicación | 1997 |
| Número de Cutter | M888m |
In a trio of heartwarming romances, three sexy, single heroes - cynical businessman Caleb Jones, world traveler Matt Glass, and high-living Flynn McCallister - find themselves abandoning their old lives when unexpectedly confronted with parenthood. Memories of the Past by Carole Mortimer Helen couldn't deny that, but she certainly didn't intend to be taken in by it. She found him obnoxious - even if her father thought the sun rose and set on him. True, Caleb didn't act like the tough, cynical businessman she'd imagined him to be. And she had to give him full marks for raising his young nephew single-handedly. Yet, despite the growing evidence in his favor, Helen was determined not to change her opinion of him. Then she realized she was falling in love with the man... The Marriage Ticket by Sharon Brondos Allison Ford A woman of her word - always ready to stand up for what she believes in. Warm, loyal and fiercely committed to raising her fatherless ten-year-old twins, she's never too busy to offer help. Matt Glass A man used to dealing with danger. World traveler, adventurer, his courage is legendary. But now he's facing his biggest challenge: he has to prove he can be a father to his recently orphaned niece or scheming relatives will take his sister's baby away. Allison and Matt They met by chance but they make a formidable team. Pity the fools who try to come between them. Tell Me a Story by Dallas Schulze In fact, Dr. Ann Perry was seeing a whole new side to her Los Angeles neighbor. The irresponsible bon vivant had become a model parent ever since he'd found a homeless little girl. Flynn was great at games, a whiz at bedtime stories and terrific at reassuring a lost and lonely child that her parents would soon come to claim her. Flynn easily won little Becky's trust. And in so doing, he won Ann's love. But was their love real? Or would Ann find, when their make-believe family came to an end, that Flynn's love had been make-believe, too?