Daddy'S Little Girl

Sara Adams is desperate for a new job. Her uncle’s death and his will dictate she has to move out of the house where she cared for him immediately. Her ad in the local paper ends up in the matrimonial section thanks to a friend in a hurry. Jason Graham has to find a wife immediately. His two-year-old daughter Kelsey hasn’t spoken a word and his late wife’s mother, Dee Dee Smythe, is taking him to court for custody of his child, claiming that it is his travelling and unsettled lifestyle that is affecting Kelsey’s development. His upcoming, unavoidable trip to London with Kelsey will only give Dee Dee more ammo for the war she wants to wage with him. Sara isn’t the person Jason would have picked for a wife but desperation makes him insist she marry him. She needs a job and he wants a temporary wife. Sara is forced to accept knowing in six months she will be free and the money will give her the start she needs. She insists however that she travel as Jason’s fiancée not his wife. While trying to convince Dee Dee that they are in love and keep up the tangled web of their deception, Jason and Sara find their feelings spiraling out of control, not quite sure when their playacting becomes a reality.

Beyond its central premise, the book can be read through the connected lenses of Romance, Fiction. Those themes offer useful points of attention as the characters, ideas, or world develop, especially where the book complicates the expectations of its primary category.