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Signed, Sealed, Baby Information
| Book Name: | Signed, Sealed, Baby |
| Author: | Ashlee Rose |
| Pages | 207 |
| Language: | English |
| File Type: | PDF/ePub (Downloadable) |
| PDF Size: | 1.16 MB |
| ePub Size | 390 KB |
There is still time…
Approximately nine months
Single Agreement
Try not to get attached.
When you’re down and out, you might as well look up, right?
Wrong.
I was working as a high-end escort with three customers. No one else mattered to me. Up until the night he asked me for a favour, he treated me like a princess.
There, I said it.
That’s when everything started to go south.
There is still time…
Approximately nine months
After signing just one contract, I found myself falling in love.
About The Author Ashlee Rose
Ashlee Rose, together with her husband, three kids, and rambunctious cockapoo, make their home in the United Kingdom.
Ashlee is a stay-at-home mom and wife, but when she’s not doing those things, she’s reading about hot alpha males in romantic comedies.
Ashlee has always been engrossed in speculative fiction and romance.
After deciding to give writing a shot in 2018, her debut novel Something New was released a few months later. After promising herself she would end the Entwined In You series there, Ashlee has found the urge to write more romantic books.
Signed, Sealed, Baby Book Summary
I always look forward to the tension in Ashlee’s novels, and this one does not disappoint. Skylar has been dealt a bad hand in life, yet she has pushed through the adversity by whatever means necessary. Since she is not flawless but does her best to keep moving forward, she concludes that signing the contract with Preston to assist him is in her best interest. When told he must produce an heir by the age of 35, Preston turns to the one person he believes can assist him: Skylar. As they process their emotions, they find that having a child affects more than just their working relationship.
What Ashlee did for Sky and Preston was outstanding. It was fascinating to see how they struggled to deny their growing affections for each other while also prioritising the needs of their newborn child. Both of them had obviously been through a lot, making it hard for them to trust others. As usual, there was tension, as well as drama and affection. There’s something to be said about a story in which you like seeing two supporting characters just as much as the two major characters.