Dating A Single Dad
1st Edition
Published on 1. July 2014
256 pages
978-1-4720-9689-0 (ISBN)
Description
A family worth staying for...
Brynn Catalano is in Comeback Cove to help her cousin with a relationship crisis and plan an anniversary celebration for the local dairy. Sure, her new landlord, Hank North, is worth a second look...or three! But she's here only for a short time, and definitely not for romance, especially with a headstrong single dad who says he doesn't need her help.
Still, she can't resist Hank's daughter, Millie. The girl is almost as irresistible as her gorgeous daddy, and Brynn is surprised at how easily their twosome accommodates her...and how much she likes that. Yet when the job and the crisis are over there's nothing to keep Brynn here. Or is there?
Brynn Catalano is in Comeback Cove to help her cousin with a relationship crisis and plan an anniversary celebration for the local dairy. Sure, her new landlord, Hank North, is worth a second look...or three! But she's here only for a short time, and definitely not for romance, especially with a headstrong single dad who says he doesn't need her help.
Still, she can't resist Hank's daughter, Millie. The girl is almost as irresistible as her gorgeous daddy, and Brynn is surprised at how easily their twosome accommodates her...and how much she likes that. Yet when the job and the crisis are over there's nothing to keep Brynn here. Or is there?
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Edition
First edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Richmond
United Kingdom
Publishing group
HarperCollins Publishers
Product notice
Reflowable
File size
0,55 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-4720-9689-0 (9781472096890)
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Person
Kris Fletcher holds an M.S.in Child and Family Studies which she uses every day in her dual careers of raising children and writing fiction. Kris grew up in southern Ontario, went to school in Nova Scotia, married a man from Maine, and now lives in central New York. She shares her home (fondly known as Casa Chaos) with her husband, an ever-changing number of kids, and the occasional grand-hamster. Her greatest hope is that dust bunnies never develop intelligence.
