I'm starting over at 43 and found the perfect nannying job. Too bad my hot new boss is my fated mate. When my mate of twenty years started growing distant, My best friend offered to give him advice.
I'm starting over at 43 and found the perfect nannying job. Too bad my hot new boss is my fated mate. When my mate of twenty years started growing distant, My best friend offered to give him advice. Little did I know she'd end up pregnant with his baby. I left Portland and my daycare job behind, Ready to start anew in my friend's pack down in Eugene. The Glenwood pack gave me a warm welcome Especially Kane, once my wolf caught sight of him. The ruggedly handsome cop stood in the doorway, A single dad holding a tiny newborn in a baby carrier. A woman had dropped the shifter baby off at the precinct, Making him a father in an instant. With a schedule like his, he needed a nanny, And I was new in town and needed a job. It was the perfect arrangement Until I woke up in his arms. But that's not the only danger on Glenwood territory. My little dream job ends up becoming a nightmare. I'm thrown in the middle of a war between packs, But my only combat experience is with screaming kids. It's time to put on my big girl pants and jump in. This precious baby and my only chance at fated love are on the line. Steamy shifter love scenes and an HEA inside! No cheating or cliffhanger in this standalone romance. Listeners 18+.
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