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* '''Author''': [[C.J. Carmichael]] | * '''Author''': [[C.J. Carmichael]] | ||
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She was an ex-wife, ex-lawyer and soon-to-be ex-owner if her restaurant didn't turn around. To top things off, Margo Evans's ex was getting married again. What if her two children preferred their new stepmom? | She was an ex-wife, ex-lawyer and soon-to-be ex-owner if her restaurant didn't turn around. To top things off, Margo Evans's ex was getting married again. What if her two children preferred their new stepmom? | ||
| − | But all was not lost. A new lunchtime regular, Robert Brooks, seemed likely to add some spice to her | + | But all was not lost. A new lunchtime regular, Robert Brooks, seemed likely to add some spice to her life—or he would if a single mom hadn't recently left him standing at the altar, wrenching away the child he'd begun to love. |
Could Margo coax the conservative banker to swallow his fear of women with kids? And show him to a table for four? | Could Margo coax the conservative banker to swallow his fear of women with kids? And show him to a table for four? | ||
Latest revision as of 22:29, 15 December 2008
- Author: C.J. Carmichael
- Publisher: Harlequin Superromance # 1398
- Year: 2007
- Setting:
- Amazon Listing - Love And The Single Mom
About The Book
She was an ex-wife, ex-lawyer and soon-to-be ex-owner if her restaurant didn't turn around. To top things off, Margo Evans's ex was getting married again. What if her two children preferred their new stepmom?
But all was not lost. A new lunchtime regular, Robert Brooks, seemed likely to add some spice to her life—or he would if a single mom hadn't recently left him standing at the altar, wrenching away the child he'd begun to love.
Could Margo coax the conservative banker to swallow his fear of women with kids? And show him to a table for four?
