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He may not be Mr. Mom, but he could be Mr. Perfect. One burned-out lawyer applying to work as a nanny. One stressed-out single mom desperate for help.Two kidlets looking for a daddy. Crazy? But they might just make a family. Molly's eyes took another quick sweep of him. Gorgeous.... But she needed a nanny not a stud, and she needed one today. This isn't a joke? You're serious about this job? He nodded. Molly reviewed her options one last time. Unfortunately, with her job on the line and two small children depending on her, she had just one. This man. This-okay-tall, very attractive, very blond, very tempting man. She had neither the time nor the tolerance for casual or even not-so-casual flings, but she appreciated a gorgeous man when she saw one. She wasn't dead yet. Cooper Meredith was clearly not dead yet, either. More Saturday-night-date material than nanny material, but maybe she could make this work until she got home from New York. Well, Mr. Meredith? What's your answer? Ms. Perrell, it's a resounding yes. Mary Strand writes romantic comedy, YA, and women's fiction novels. You can find her at MaryStrand.com, follow her on Twitter (@Mary_Strand), or like her on Facebook.
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With her twin sister in reform school, it should be Cat Bennet's turn to shine. But the guy Cat has always liked finds someone new, all of her friends dump her, and Cat's English teacher thinks Pride and Prejudice is all about Cat's family. Suddenly, the whole school is either la...ughing at Cat or ignoring her.
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Freshman Liz Bennet refuses to let her name-or Jane Austen-define her. Even though she's one of five sisters named after the Bennet sisters in The Book, she can't afford to let her life parallel The Book. Liz's big plans for her future don't mesh with the life laid out for a fict...ional young woman 200 years ago.
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He may not be Mr. Mom, but he could be Mr. Perfect. One burned-out lawyer applying to work as a nanny. One stressed-out single mom desperate for help. Two kidlets looking for a daddy. Crazy? But they might just make a family. Molly's eyes took another quick sweep of him. Gorgeous.... But she needed a nanny not a stud, and she needed one today. "This isn't a joke? You're serious about this job?" He nodded. Molly reviewed her options one last time. Unfortunately, with her job on the line and two small children depending on her, she had just one. This man. This--okay--tall, very attractive, very blond, very tempting man. She had neither the time nor the tolerance for casual or even not-so-casual flings, but she appreciated a gorgeous man when she saw one. She wasn't dead yet. Cooper Meredith was clearly not dead yet, either. More Saturday-night-date material than nanny material, but maybe she could make this work until she got home from New York. "Well, Mr. Meredith? What's your answer?" "Ms. Perrell, it's a resounding yes."
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After a year at reform school, Lydia Bennet returns home, unapologetic and ready to reclaim her title as leader of the pack. But where's the party? And why isn't she invited? She changed in reform school, but no one else sees it or believes it. Is it too late to fix her bad-girl ...rep
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He may not be Mr. Mom, but he could be Mr. Perfect. One burned-out lawyer applying to work as a nanny. One stressed-out single mom desperate for help.Two kidlets looking for a daddy. Crazy? But they might just make a family. Molly's eyes took another quick sweep of him. Gorgeous.... But she needed a nanny not a stud, and she needed one today. This isn't a joke? You're serious about this job? He nodded. Molly reviewed her options one last time. Unfortunately, with her job on the line and two small children depending on her, she had just one. This man. This-okay-tall, very attractive, very blond, very tempting man. She had neither the time nor the tolerance for casual or even not-so-casual flings, but she appreciated a gorgeous man when she saw one. She wasn't dead yet. Cooper Meredith was clearly not dead yet, either. More Saturday-night-date material than nanny material, but maybe she could make this work until she got home from New York. Well, Mr. Meredith? What's your answer? Ms. Perrell, it's a resounding yes. Mary Strand writes romantic comedy, YA, and women's fiction novels. You can find her at MaryStrand.com, follow her on Twitter (@Mary_Strand), or like her on Facebook.
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