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Globe-trotting photographer Danielle doesn't think she'll survive six weeks in New Orleans, babysitting her sister's five children. She needs help-- and tall, dark, Cajun Remy is convinced she needs more than a nanny...Tags
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This was fairly good. A globe hopping photographer comes to New Orleans to babysit her sister's children. She hires a nanny to help out, a cajun hunk named Remy Doucet. They fall in love but she is convinced, because of things that happened in her past, that she is a bad bet for a wife and mother plus she is 9 years older than him. They both eventually decide to change themselves to suit the other. Pretty well written without being too deep as it is a fairly short book, originally published as a Loveswept. A lot of good flavor of cajun New Orleans with lots of cajun words sprinkled in. Pretty good for the couple of hours it took to read.
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Tami Hoag was born on January 20, 1959, in Cresco, Iowa. Her first novel, The Trouble with J. J., was published in 1988. Her other works include Night Sins, Guilty as Sin, The Alibi Man, Prior Bad Acts, Dark Horse, Kill the Messenger, Deeper Than the Dead, Secrets to the Grave, Down the Darkest Road, Cold Cold Heart, the Bitter Season, and The show more Boy. She is a past recipient of the Career Achievement Award from the Romantic Times. (Bowker Author Biography) Tami Hoag's thrilling novels are eagerly awaited, and she has been a mainstay of national bestseller lists since the publication of her first book in 1988. She now lives in Virginia. (Publisher Provided) show less
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Loveswept (458)
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- The Restless Heart
- Original publication date
- 1991
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