TREMENDOUS STORY!
TREMENDOUS STORY!
Michelle and her brother, Robert were left on their own when their mother died. Abandoned by their drunken dad, Robert not only took care of Michelle, but managed to become a Dentist with a successful practice. They survived and grew up with the help of their mom's friend, Mrs. Hayes. Michelle was a compassionate, kind and giving person, earned a college degree, moved away and got a fantastic job.
Her dad returned and in need of a place to stay. She helped, but only to have her worthless dad steal all her money, credit cards, and much more. She also lost her job during the economic crisis and had to go back to her hometown penniless to search for a job. She still managed to contribute her spare time and any money she could scrape together to help children in the same situation as they were left.
Eric, a wealthy widower that lost his wife in an accident caused by a drunken driver, was in a search of a nanny
for his 7 year-old daughter, to replace the last one who moved. Michelle applied for this position and tried to talk Eric into hiring her to utilize her great experience working with children. He had reservations because of her age and her gorgeous body, and the sensual feelings towards her that he hasn't had since the death of his wife. Then he was informed and highly recommended by his housekeeper Mrs. Hayes to hire her because she knew Michelle. Also because his daughter took to her right away and he heard his daughter laugh for the first time in two years.
A passionate romance bloomed quickly, and though Eric fell hard for Michelle, he wanted to find his wife's murderer before he committed to her. Solving this mystery while holding back on anyone knowing they fell in love, brought a tremendous and tough challenge to both of them. At first Michelle didn't tell Eric her father was a drunk given the nature of his wife's death because she knew that it could not be him, as he left town before the accident occurred.
Happiness, sorrow,and unexpected circumstances arise, and keeps you sitting on the edge of your chair waiting to see how everything can work out.