Paddy
They say women can’t have it all. Maybe they’re right. On the outside, I’ve got a beautiful life. But the truth is, I’ve got a stalker who pays me more attention than my him.
Everything changes when I hit a fellow stranger with my car. Not only is the foul mouthed man a flipping psycho, it turns out he’s to be my new nanny.
This has to be a mistake. Not only is the wounded veteran crude, arrogant and about as stubborn as me—he’s about as handsome as a man could get that he could make an angel weep with envy.
He gets under my skin. Pushes all my buttons. And even then, I can’t ignore how he looks at me. He might be ten years my junior, but he is all red blooded male. If I don’t stop myself, the line between licit and forbidden will begin to blur.
Following my heart—following my lust—could cause nothing short of a scandal. Because one man I can’t get to look my way. One won’t stop looking at me. Which makes me torn between my vows and uncontrollable desire.
Only thing standing in my way is…my husband.
Paddy is book two of the Sullivan Scoundrels, an alternative history/historical romance that’s heavy on the King Arthur/Queen Guinevere/Sir Lancelot vibes. If historical accuracy is important to you, this read you might want to skip. But if you like a feisty heroine, an alpha-hole hero bodyguard posing as a nanny who would do anything to protect her, you might enjoy this taboo/forbidden romance!
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