Freeing Her

Freeing Her

2.0 (1 valutazioni)
2019 · Inglese · Brossura · 5 edizioni
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Faith dives headfirst into her exciting new role as a nanny, ready to embrace the challenges and joys that come with caring for two lively kids. The opportunity seems perfect, especially working for a wealthy, recently divorced mom who offers not only a generous paycheck but also a glimpse into a glamorous lifestyle. As Faith settles into her new home, she quickly learns that the family's dynamics are far from simple.

Navigating the ups and downs of her charges, Faith becomes more than just a caregiver; she finds herself forming deep connections, particularly with the kids and their mother. As their lives intertwine, emotional hurdles and hidden secrets surface, revealing the complexities of love, healing, and family. With every heartfelt moment, Faith discovers more about herself and what freedom truly means.

Amidst laughter, tears, and unexpected twists, Faith’s journey unfolds in a way that showcases resilience and the power of human connection. Through her adventures in nannying, she learns that sometimes, breaking free of the past is the first step toward finding her own happiness.

Dettagli del libro

Formato Brossura
Pagine 234 pagine
Lingua Inglese
Pubblicato ott 1, 2019
Editore Violet Ocean Press
Edizioni 5 edizioni
ISBN-10 0648419258
ISBN-13 9780648419259

this could have been like a 3 stars book if i hadn't big expectations for it 🤷🏽‍♀️theres was a lot of stuff that i didn't like or it didn't click for me (like eve and faiths relationship going from nothing to everything in light speed, the kids having little to no presence and faiths dialogue feeling so empty just to give some examples) and the bdsm stuff.... yeah that's def not for me i couldn't stop cringing 😭it wasn't that bad tho i was just expecting more, maybe its also lowkey my fault for reading this before all the other books in the series 😭🤐

February 14th 2023
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