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The Mostly Real McCoy
by Julie Christianson
This was an adorable "forced proximity, fake marriage" story of Mac, Brooke, and Daisy.
Mac and Daisy have been on their own since ex-wife stepped out on them.
Brooke has moved away from her overbearing parents to make it on her own. She has a part time job at a library which she almost gets fired from. Until Mac recuses that job and offers her another- to be a nanny to his little girl Daisy.
Brooke agrees, but only for a month until Daisy starts Kindergarten. It all goes well until she starts falling for them both..... And get mom decides to do by and try to bring her home.
This book was so adorable. It was full of laughs and I swear Daisy is just about the cutest little girl ever! I love the names she calls Brooke's parents- MeeMaw and PeePaw! Mac feels he has to hide a big part of who he is, but when certain things come out about Brooke's family... He finds out he didn't really have to hide it. Their fake marriage is just so fun...I really thought Daisy would spoil that they weren't really married instead of who did
Mac and Daisy have been on their own since ex-wife stepped out on them.
Brooke has moved away from her overbearing parents to make it on her own. She has a part time job at a library which she almost gets fired from. Until Mac recuses that job and offers her another- to be a nanny to his little girl Daisy.
Brooke agrees, but only for a month until Daisy starts Kindergarten. It all goes well until she starts falling for them both..... And get mom decides to do by and try to bring her home.
This book was so adorable. It was full of laughs and I swear Daisy is just about the cutest little girl ever! I love the names she calls Brooke's parents- MeeMaw and PeePaw! Mac feels he has to hide a big part of who he is, but when certain things come out about Brooke's family... He finds out he didn't really have to hide it. Their fake marriage is just so fun...I really thought Daisy would spoil that they weren't really married instead of who did