Rogues & Remarkable Women - A Duke, the Lady, and a Baby - Love for Lionel

Lit Wallflowers Podcast

Snooping and scheduling were in store for a baby’s well-being in “A Duke, the Lady, and a Baby” by Vanessa Riley!
Patience needed to be patient in order to hold her baby forever, but a mother’s devotion has her breaking the Widow’s Grace rules.
The new duke moves in to take care of his ward and to establish new household rules and regulations to assure Lionel’s care.
While Patience acts as the wet nurse for Lionel, she’s snooping for information to prove that she shouldn’t have gone to Bedlam and her baby belongs to her. All the while, Buscick was taking his guardianship responsibilities very seriously.
It’s so attractive to see a single person taking care of a baby. It’s as if the caring vibes of the caregiver draws us to them. We definitely see that vibe pulling two people together in this book with benefits of a baby. Join the ladies as they discuss the duke and the lady’s love for Lionel!
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A Duke, the Lady, and a Baby
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