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Summary: Bringing Up Babies
Review: Susan Meier provides her readers with a convincing plot, characters that are true to life and overall enjoyable reading in this book. I found it to be relaxing and entertaining. I've enjoyed every book I've ready from this author and "Bringing Up Babies" is no exception.
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Summary: Bringing Up Babies
Review: Susan Meier provides her readers with a convincing plot, characters that are true to life and overall enjoyable reading in this book. I found it to be relaxing and entertaining. I've enjoyed every book I've ready from this author and "Bringing Up Babies" is no exception.
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Summary: TALK ABOUT A DITZY BLONDE! ------ #2
Review: The Brewster brothers are in desparate need of a nanny to spell them in caring for their triplet siblings.The brothers are making a valient effort but they need a little time off for themselves. Grant has a construction company along with Hunter Wyman to run and possibly relocate to Pennsylvania.
Chas is trying really hard to set up his lawyer practice in their mansion and still be on hand to care for his little sisters and brother.
Evan and Claire have gotten married and are on their honeymoon. Along comes Lily Anderson, a gorgeous blue-eyed blonde that instantly knocks Chas's hormones for a loop. He senses danger to himself emotionally and tries to send her on her way. Grant overrules him and gets her to stay. Lily has come off a six year relationship and being left at the altar by Everett and has traveled to Brewster County before running out of money. She needs this job as she can't afford to stay at Abby's bed and breakfast much longer. Chas's insecurities and Lily's mixed-up ideas sure make for an intertaining story. Grant helps his brother to see the errors of his way. Chas has loved and married two women and refused to marry the third all in a little over a year. [Yup! he sure is mixed up] Lily has fallen instantly in love with the triplets and wanted to stay -- how Chas and she work out their problems is really neat reading. will recommend -- This is #2 of the Brewster Baby Boom series
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