The You I've Come to Know
Finding Family, #1
Fiction & Literature, Family Life, Contemporary Women, Romance, Contemporary
| Author: | Alison Kent | ISBN: | 9781540164711 |
| Publisher: | Rocks and Ink | Publication: | June 21, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Alison Kent |
| ISBN: | 9781540164711 |
| Publisher: | Rocks and Ink |
| Publication: | June 21, 2018 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
He's having a hard time managing on his own... so how did asking his neighbor for a favor get so complicated?
Being unexpectedly tasked with caring for his adorable ten-month-old niece is more than Detective Joel Wolfsley can handle. He's on sick leave with one leg in a cast after a drug dealer mowed him down with a car. But Joel's a sucker for his sister—all four of his sisters—and the munchkin's mom needs his help. Thing is, Joel needs help, too. Isn't that what next door neighbors are for?
One look at the tough-talking "Big Bad Wolf" cradling a baby in his arms and kennel owner Willa Darling knows he's all bark, no bite. Joel might need assistance chasing after his niece, but he's completely capable otherwise, and a family man at heart. Which means that in spite of the tension that simmers between them while caring for the infant, Willa will have to let him go.
How can she do anything else when he's not the family man she'd thought?
He's having a hard time managing on his own... so how did asking his neighbor for a favor get so complicated?
Being unexpectedly tasked with caring for his adorable ten-month-old niece is more than Detective Joel Wolfsley can handle. He's on sick leave with one leg in a cast after a drug dealer mowed him down with a car. But Joel's a sucker for his sister—all four of his sisters—and the munchkin's mom needs his help. Thing is, Joel needs help, too. Isn't that what next door neighbors are for?
One look at the tough-talking "Big Bad Wolf" cradling a baby in his arms and kennel owner Willa Darling knows he's all bark, no bite. Joel might need assistance chasing after his niece, but he's completely capable otherwise, and a family man at heart. Which means that in spite of the tension that simmers between them while caring for the infant, Willa will have to let him go.
How can she do anything else when he's not the family man she'd thought?
