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This can't be love by Kasey Michaels · Booklabria

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First published: 2004
Language: English
Editions: 2

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Heiress Molly Applegate is holding down the fort at her cousin Jane’s day care center. But when Broadway producer Dominic Longstreet, reluctant babysitter to his brother’s children, asks her to be temporary nanny at his country estate, Molly can't refuse. Will free-spirited Molly be able to show workaholic Dom that life should not be all work and no play?

Subjects: Romance
Bachelors
Babysitting
Theatrical producers and directors

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