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The secret mother by Lee Wilkinson · Booklabria

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The secret mother

Romance, EroticNannies

The secret mother

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First published: 1997
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

NANNY WANTED Job: To look after three-year-old Caitlin—cute and cuddly, she's in need of lots of tender loving care and mothering….

Special Qualifications: Matthew is looking for one nanny in particular—Caroline Smith. He's a man with a mission and will stop at nothing to get his own way. So what is he looking for—a nanny, a mother, or is it perhaps a wife? Live-in or daily? Live-in. A nanny who will be there day and night—if required. Length of stay: Forever—marriage

Subjects: Romance, Erotic
Nannies

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