A Mother for His Daughter

St. Kilda Storeys #3

by Ally Blake

Just as Gracie had run out of money and was about to book her flight home to Australia, she'd been rescued A gorgeous Italian had hired her to live in his magnificent Tuscan home and be nanny to his little girl Luca was just as thrilled--for the first time since he'd lost his wife smiles and laughter were back in his daughter's life. He didn't want Gracie to leave, so he had a proposal for her: would she stay... as his wife?

It was the hardest decision of Gracie's life. She loved both Luca and Mila--but was Luca proposing because he loved her... or because he just wanted a mother for his daughter... ?

Genres: Romance

192 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published October 1, 2005

About the author

Australian romance author Ally Blake loves reading and strong coffee, porch swings and dappled sunshine, sparkly notebooks and soft, dark pencils.

She also adores writing love stories. Having sold over four million copies of her Harlequin Mills and Boon novels worldwide, she is living her dream.

Alongside one husband, three gloriously rambunctious kids, and too many animal companions to count, Ally lives and writes in the leafy western suburbs of Brisbane.

Find out more about Ally’s books at www.allyblake.com.

Reviews

[Eri | Encrucijadas cotidianas · Rating 4 out of 5]

Gracie busca su pasado, un padre que desea conocer y sin pensarlo, Luca y Mila se cruzan en su vida inesperadamente... Un hombre guapo que ama a su hija mas que a nadie, una joven que necesita ayuda a quien está dispuesto a ayudar y un amor que nace lentamente entre secretos y pasados turbulentos.
Bonita y dulce historia que nos llevará por unos bonitos paisajes italianos.

[Linda Verhage · Rating 4 out of 5]

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[Erin · Rating 2 out of 5]

The leading man and his daughter were wonderfully written, however by books end, I was easily able to forget the heroine. Her story just didnt stick with me at all. The writing was well done, but am disappointed that the leading lady's story was so easy to forget.