AUNTIE MOMMIE

In her family Meave Brody was known as List Girl. When her twin sister died suddenly, Meave's lists grew long. The shortest one said:
1) Learn to share guardianship of niece and nephew with Max Wheelock, her despised brother-in-law's best friend
2) Give up dream job
3) Move 2000 miles back home to rear children
4) Don't fall in love with Max

Max had fallen in love with Fiona when she attempted to break into the New York fashion industry as a model, but she replaced him with his best friend when she learned his buddy would have a higher income in the future -- the near future. If anything, Fiona looked out for Number One -- herself. And her husband had disliked his wife's twin from the start, feeling she'd gone California "weird" in marrying Jack Brody, whom she'd met when both were costumed staff at a Ren Faire, and passed his disapproval on to Max. Finding he was partnered by Meave as a co-guardian for Fiona's children hadn't sat well with him. Yet when Jack Brody, Meave's now ex-husband, turned up, Max knew what he wanted most.

Meave.

Beth Henderson returns to her charming contemporary romantic comedies with AUNTIE MOMMIE.

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