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A Man Worth Waiting For (1998)

by Helen Brooks

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Keir Durrell was a very special man. It was doing that Catherine was feeling safe and needy, a feeling for that he had longed since it was discovering that his mother had left her after being born. Keir was the man who had been waiting for the whole life ... but it had appeared in the worst moment. Keir there was enviudado recently and seemed not to be in the hurry to find the second wife. And what Catherine needed was to find his mother, not a husband. Pero Keir was distracting her with his kiss.
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