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Heiress for Hire Chicago socialite Amanda Delmar thought spending the summer in Cuttersville—Ohio’s most haunted town—would be a hoot, until dear-old-Dad cut her off. Now Amanda has to do the unthinkable and get...A JOB. Luckily the good folks of Cuttersville will always help someone in need. Even the ghost in Amanda’s cottage is pelting her with pennies. Farmer Danny Tucker would be more amused by Amanda’s attempts at holding down a job, if he weren’t so turned on by the skinny, bronzed, blonde. A simple man with poodle cartoonsimple needs, Danny knows that courting Amanda would be anything but. Besides, another girl has turned Danny’s head: an eight-year-old daughter he never knew he had. One who takes quite a shine to Amanda and her couture-clad Poodle... Hiring Amanda to babysit his baby girl may not be the smartest thing Danny has ever done. But seeing how she brings a smile to his shy daughter’s face makes it all worthwhile. Now all Danny has to figure out is how to keep Amanda at arm’s length, when she has already wriggled her way into his heart...
Berkley (Sensation), July 2007 |
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