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    Daddy's Christmas Gift: A Forbidden Romance
    Daddy's Christmas Gift: A Forbidden Romance
    Daddy's Christmas Gift: A Forbidden Romance
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    Daddy's Christmas Gift: A Forbidden Romance

    By S.E. Law

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    I have a special present for Daddy this year ... a secret baby!

    I’ve had a crush on Professor Moore for ages. He’s incredibly handsome, with a chiseled body, a square jaw, and blazing blue eyes that make me melt.

    Unfortunately, I’m just another student to him. No one special until …

    … I stop by office hours one steamy afternoon!

    But soon, I’m expecting Professor Moore’s baby. He never wanted this because what happened between us was just a one-time thing.

    It’s illicit and taboo and he’ll lose his position at the university if it gets out that I’ve had his child.

    But now, his son looks just like him, with the same crystal-clear blue eyes and thick chestnut hair.

    Will the hunky professor ever find out about his son?

    Or will this Daddy miss his Christmas baby altogether?

    Happy Holidays! Professor Moore is just the kind of man to steam up the windows during the Christmas season. Let the bells chime and the mistletoe work its magic because Aria gets her baby, but will she get her man too? No cheating, no cliffhangers, and always an HEA for my readers.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherS.E. Law Romance Author
    Release dateNov 23, 2020
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      Daddy's Christmas Gift - S.E. Law

      Daddy’s Christmas Gift

      A Forbidden Romance

      S.E. Law

      Copyright © 2020 by S.E. Law

      All rights reserved.

      No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without written permission from the author, except for the use of brief quotations in a book review.

      Created with Vellum

      Also by S.E. Law

      Forbidden Fantasies

      My Fiance’s Dad

      Trailer Park Daddy

      While He Watches

      Her Secret Baby

      The Clients

      Hunger

      My Dad’s Best Friend

      My Best Friend’s Dad

      Trapped By My Boss

      Pregnant By The Doctor

      Pregnant By The Alpha

      Making His Baby

      First Time Escort

      First Time Menage

      My Roommate’s Dad

      Sweet Treats

      His Candy Cane

      Her Juicy Cherry

      Her Honey Pot

      Second Helpings

      Sugar Walls

      Please and Tease

      Forbidden Fruit

      Band of Brothers

      Her Italian Wedding

      Double XL

      The Boyfriend Diaries

      Mommy’s Ex

      Mommy’s Boss

      Mommy’s Landlord

      Daddy’s Christmas Gift

      Daddy’s Holiday Baby

      Daddy’s Love Child

      Made for Them

      Built For Them

      Sugar and Spice

      The Naughty Party

      Blackmail Fantasies

      Blackmailing My Dad’s Best Friend

      Blackmailed By My Dad’s Boss

      Blackmailed In The Boudoir

      Blackmailed By My Teacher

      Irresistible Bachelors

      Sweet as Candy

      Must Be Love

      Meant To Be

      Standalones

      You’re Mine

      Boss of My Panties

      Naughty Relations

      About My Daddies

      About Last Night

      About This Morning

      About That Evening

      Playing with Them

      Playing with the Doctors

      Playing with the Criminals

      Playing with her Priests

      Healing Hands

      Dr. Feelgood

      Dr. Man Candy

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      Contents

      About This Book

      Chapter 1

      Chapter 2

      Chapter 3

      Chapter 4

      Chapter 5

      Chapter 6

      Chapter 7

      Chapter 8

      Chapter 9

      Chapter 10

      Epilogue 1

      Epilogue 2

      Sneak Peek: Dr. Feelgood

      Sneak Peek: While He Watches

      About the Author

      About This Book

      I’m pregnant with my professor’s baby. But will he ever know his son?

      I’ve had a crush on Professor Moore for ages. He’s incredibly handsome, with a chiseled body, a square jaw, and blazing blue eyes that make me melt.

      Unfortunately, I’m just another student to him. No one special until …

      … I stop by office hours one steamy afternoon!

      But soon, I’m expecting Professor Moore’s baby. He never wanted this because what happened between us was just a one-time thing.

      It’s illicit and taboo and he’ll lose his position at the university if it gets out that I’ve had his baby.

      But now, his son looks just like him, with the same crystal-clear blue eyes and thick chestnut hair.

      Will the hunky professor ever find out about his son?

      Or will this Daddy miss his Christmas baby altogether?

      Happy Holidays! Professor Moore is just the kind of man to steam up the windows during the Christmas season. Let the bells chime and the mistletoe work its magic because Aria gets her baby, but will she get her man too? No cheating, no cliffhangers, and always an HEA for my readers.

      1

      Aria

      Hey, are you ready? my friend Elisa asks me. I smile and sling my backpack over one shoulder.

      As ready as I’ll ever be, is my wry reply. This class is so hard, and I have no idea what I’m doing.

      Oh please, Elisa says with a grin. You’re doing fine, Aria. Don’t even pretend because I know you’re smart. You always land on your feet and end up pulling an A out of the bag despite moaning and groaning like the rest of us.

      I giggle because Elisa’s right. I’m a nerd and get really good grades. But I’m not so sure I’m going to do well this time around because American Literature 101 has been kicking my ass, and it has me a little unsettled. I thought that this would be an easy course for me because I love to read. Not only that, but high school English was my favorite class and I figured I’d sail through this course too.

      But college has been a different game altogether. First, we peruse about ten books per semester. Although I’m a fast reader, ten books adds up to a lot. I calculated, and it means that we’re reading about one novel per week. Nor are these books short stories, or tiny little novellas that you can breeze through in one night. We’ve read some tomes that were three hundred pages long, and while I love the written word, even I had some trouble keeping up. The only reason why I’m caught up is because I read our last book, The Great Gatsby, in high school, so I only needed to skim it once more. Otherwise, I’d be weeks behind and in deep doo-doo.

      You doing okay with the syllabus? I ask Elisa sympathetically. It’s a lot. I can tutor you, if you need some back up.

      My friend laughs merrily while tossing her designer nylon bag over one shoulder.

      You know me, Aria. I only read the first few chapters of each book and then I hit up the reader’s guide. You know, it’s Cliffs Notes for college students.

      My nose wrinkles with confusion. I’ve skimmed Cliffs Notes before and they’re so cut and dried that it’s alarming. I didn’t feel like they were a substitute for the actual book at all, and decided not to use them for my own academic career.

      Yeah, but is that enough? How are you able to write essays about plot development and tone when you’ve only read the first few chapters?

      Elisa merely shrugs.

      Tone comes quick, silly. You only need to read the first few chapters to figure out the pacing and tone of a book. And then, Cliffs Notes does the rest. They tell you exactly what happens in the plot, beat for beat, and everything just flows from that.

      But I’m still confused as we begin our walk to class.

      Yeah, but what about that last book that started out as a bunch of letters? You know, in the epistolary style? All the characters did was write letters to each other for the first third of the book, and that’s how the plot developed. So how were you able to pick up the tone of the novel when it changed format one third of the way through?

      Elisa rolls her eyes while flicking her long brown hair over one shoulder.

      Easy. Cliffs Notes told me when the letters ended, so then I picked up the book, browsed to that chapter, and read a little more beginning from that section. It’s easy-peasy, Aria. This is college. You can’t afford to read the whole book because it would take forever and a day. Plus, there are so many parties to go to and boys to meet. Who has the time? she asks in a droll tone.

      I smile while rolling my eyes. My friend has a point. What am I doing, immersing myself in my courses when I could be out meeting guys? I must be crazy, and as a result, I’m grateful

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