by Tia Souders
Once Logan finished his email, he tucked his phone back in his pocket, while Marti pressed her lips together, lest she say anything incriminating like, Have any questions to ask me? Planning to take me off the market any time soon? Been to Tiffany’s lately?
Logan narrowed his eyes on her, and she shifted her gaze away. He was like a human lie detector and he’d figure her out in an instant. Taking a healthy sip of her wine, she avoided eye contact when a knock came on the door. Saved by the bell!
She jumped toward the sound, more than eager for the interruption. “That’s probably them. I’ll get it.” She scurried off and flung open the door.
Mel and Caroline spilled into Logan’s apartment. “Hurry,” Caroline said, as she pulled Marti in for a hug, “get Mel a glass of wine. Actually, scratch that, make it the whole bottle.”
Marti grinned and glanced over at Mel, who wore a slightly dazed expression. Her forehead creased as she glanced over at Marti, offering her a half-hearted greeting. “Yo.”
Next to her, Logan appeared with a huge glass of Pinot for both of her friends.
Caroline accepted hers with enthusiasm, giving Logan the once-over in appreciation. “You’re the perfect man. Do you have any brothers? Maybe a twin, perhaps?” And as her friends prattled on, fawning over him, Marti glanced up at him and couldn’t help but feel like the luckiest woman in the world.
His full lips curved into a wide smile, and his forest green eyes glittered as he laughed at something they said. Warmth pooled low in her belly. Her heart pounded a rhythmic beat, and as if he sensed her thoughts, the depth of her emotion in that moment, he reached out clasping her hand in his, and the only thing running through her head was the thought was, I can’t wait to officially make him mine.
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A RUNDOWN SINGLE MOM looking for a break; a kind-hearted entrepreneur in love with the wrong woman. Will their chemistry bring them love or will the ghosts of her past come back to haunt them?
Mel Clark is down on her luck. As a single mother to triplets, when her parents decide to retire to Florida, life is about to get even harder. Her kids have been removed from daycare and have somehow turned into little monsters overnight, which means finding a nanny on her shoestring budget.
Enter Blake Britton. He’s a bike shop owner on a mission to prove to his girlfriend’s elitist family that he’s father material. But in order to do that, he must take a job as a nanny.
Mel has her reservations about hiring a male nanny. But as turns out, Blake’s great with kids. There’s only one problem. What does she do when she falls in love with her manny?