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    The Doctor's Secret Bride: Billionaire Brides of Granite Falls, #1

    By Ana E Ross

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    Secrets and lies tore them apart. Can love and forgiveness bring them back together?

     

    Michelle Carter has been down on her luck since the day she was born. So it comes as no surprise when through a series of unfortunate events, she finds herself jobless, penniless, and practically homeless. In a desperate attempt to get back on her feet, Michelle accepts a job as a nanny and finds it absolutely impossible to resist her handsome, sexy billionaire boss—but resist she must for as long as she could, especially since she's keeping secrets from him.

     

    Believing that his late wife betrayed him with another man, falling in love again is the last thing Dr. Erik LaCrosse wants to do. But fall, he does, and so hard, he secretly marries the alluring nanny from the wrong side of the tracks. However, when he unearths a disturbing secret from Michelle's past, Erik must choose between his loyalty to a dead woman and the love burning in his heart for one who is very much alive.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCedar Trees Publishers
    Release dateJan 1, 2015
    ISBN9780988367906

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    • 4/5
      A sweet novel of love blooming between two people from two different worlds. One who had nothing and had to work to get everything she had and the other fed from a silver spoon and given a life of luxury all his life. But what happens when both their worlds are torn apart? Michelle's father is an alcoholic thief who takes her entire life's savings and deserts her. Erik's wife is killed tragically in a hit and run accident and leaves him to raise their daughter alone. But somehow these two unlikely people come together as employer and employee and find that love heals all ails.
    • 2/5
      And I'm done with this author. This is the 3rd book of hers I tried and nothing has changed. Every heroine is second best. Especially Felicia (I wish that woman had more respect for herself than to allow Philippe to treat her like a whore!). So disappointed.
    • 3/5
      DESCRIPTION, NOT REVIEW: Michelle Carter has been down on her luck since the day she was born. So it comes as no surprise when through a series of unfortunate events, she finds herself jobless, penniless, and practically homeless. In a desperate attempt to get back on her feet, Michelle accepts a job as a nanny, and finds it absolutely impossible to resist the sexual magnetism of her handsome, sexy, billionaire boss—but resist she must for as long as she could, especially since she’s keeping secrets from him.Believing that his late wife betrayed him with another man, falling in love again is the last thing Dr. Erik LaCrosse wants to do. But fall, he does, and so hard, he secretly marries the alluring nanny from the wrong side of the tracks. However, when he unearths a disturbing secret from Michelle’s past, Erik must choose between his loyalty to a dead woman and the love burning in his heart for one who is very much alive.
    • 4/5
      The Doctor’s Secret Bride is another book in the Billionaire Brides of Granite Falls series. I’ve read two books in the series and I’m hard pressed to say I enjoyed one more than the other. Both are well written with detailed and entertaining plots. I loved that the novels are primarily contemporary, interracial romances but there’s some intrigue and/or mystery to be resolved. The Doctor’s Secret Bride and The Mogul’s Reluctant Bride are independent works sure to be favorites with many readers.

      Michelle Carter is having a hard time making ends meet after being robbed of her life savings and losing her job. She secures employment as a nanny caring for the daughter of a wealthy doctor. It’s the break Michelle needs to get back on track, if only she can keep her hands and eyes off the sexy doctor. Doctor Erik LaCrosse lost his wife years ago in a car accident and while he has no intentions of remarrying, he’s fiercely attracted to his new nanny. Erik knows he must find out who killed his late wife before he can commit to any kind of relationship. At first, I had a hard time dealing with Erik’s fixation on his late wife but clearly he was unable to move on because the circumstances surrounding her death were unsolved. Michelle is sexy and spunky and I was drawn to her character from the beginning. Her life is filled with mishaps but she doesn’t allow them to keep her down. Erik and Michelle fall into a relationship rather quickly but I believe Erik was ready to move on and only needed the right motivation.

      ~ Susan for AReCafe