A Fox for Faith - Haggerty, D. E.

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Résumé :
She's a single mom who doesn't have time for love. He's a silver fox convinced he's finally found love. Let the games begin... My boss looks at me like I'm a lollipop he can't wait to lick. He can keep waiting. Even if getting involved with my boss didn't spell BAD IDEA in all caps, I haven't got time to wash my hair, let alone take care of a man. Another man I should say. Being a single mom to a teenage boy on a crusade to save the world is a full-time job. Add in my actual full-time job times two and I've forgotten the definition of free time. But Max isn't taking no for an answer. He says he's waited long enough to find love. And he's done waiting. Gulp. He claims he's going to solve all problems and prove he's the man for me and the perfect stepfather for my son. Trouble - party of one. But maybe like Max always says Love will OUT. Do I dare hope?

Biographie:
D.E. Haggerty is actually just plain old Dena, but she thinks using initials makes her sound like one of the cool kids. She was born and raised in the U.S. but has spent the majority of her adult life abroad living in cool-sounding places like Istanbul, Heidelberg, and The Hague. She has job hopped from military policewoman to lawyer to B&B owner. She finally jumped off the job-hopping bandwagon a few years ago when she decided to turn her addiction to romance novels into a career. If anyone has ideas on how to turn a love of wine into a job, she's all ears....

Sommaire:
She's a single mom who doesn't have time for love. He's a silver fox convinced he's finally found love. Let the games begin... My boss looks at me like I'm a lollipop he can't wait to lick. He can keep waiting. Even if getting involved with my boss didn't spell BAD IDEA in all caps, I haven't got time to wash my hair, let alone take care of a man. Another man I should say. Being a single mom to a teenage boy on a crusade to save the world is a full-time job. Add in my actual full-time job times two and I've forgotten the definition of free time. But Max isn't taking no for an answer. He says he's waited long enough to find love. And he's done waiting. Gulp. He claims he's going to solve all problems and prove he's the man for me and the perfect stepfather for my son. Trouble - party of one. But maybe like Max always says Love will OUT. Do I dare hope?...