Cassidy's Daddy: Book Two of the Rose Quartz Series

ISBN-13: 9781502412683 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 282 str.

Catherine Avril Morris

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A small-town rich girl, determined to make her own way...

A bad boy from the wrong side of the tracks, determined to make something of himself...

Young love gone sour, a secret pregnancy, a tense reunion - and a sweet, sassy little girl with an extra chromosome.

"Can they pick up the pieces of the past to forge the future of their dreams?"

Things aren't always how they appear in tiny Rose Quartz, New Mexico - and no one knows this better than Trixie Belmont.

For six years, Trixie has been waiting tables at the local diner and caring for her daughter all on her own. She truly loves her life - especially her sweet, smart, perfect daughter, Cassidy, who happens to have Down syndrome. Everything is rolling along just fine...until Trixie's safe little world is rocked by bad boy Sam West's return to the town she thought he'd left behind forever.

Only Sam isn't such a bad boy anymore. In fact, he's finally fulfilled his dream of becoming a doctor. Part of him knows he's returned to Rose Quartz to prove himself to everyone who once thought he was trash - but another part knows he's back for one person and one person only: The former love of his life, Trixie, whom he believes cheated on him with his own brother.

Is Sam ready to forgive and forget in the name of love? Is Trixie ready to come clean and reveal the truth - that Sam is father to a special little girl with an extra-special chromosome? Can Trixie, Sam and Cassidy form the family they never had the chance to be - until now?

"Cassidy's Daddy" is Book Two of the Rose Quartz Series. It is a contemporary romance novel set in small-town New Mexico. Books One, "Marry Me Twice," and Three, "Midnight Dreams," are also available on Amazon.

HEAT LEVEL: 3 Hatch Chili Peppers (out of 5): "This novel contains two to three fully developed lovemaking scenes, plus plenty of sexual tension between the hero and heroine."

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