A Little Love by Pandora Pine

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A Little Love by Pandora Pine
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After his sister’s tragic death, elementary school principal Remington James is left to raise his five-year-old niece, Gemma, who suffers from a minor speech impediment. Unfortunately, the best speech pathologist in New England also happens to be the man who broke his heart, Rem’s ex-boyfriend, Declan.
Speech pathologist Declan O’Toole is brought in to Little Wonders Montessori School to work with Gemma on her speech issue. Declan lives with the regret of letting Remington walk out of his life two years ago, and he hopes his time spent helping Rem’s niece might repair some of the past damage to their relationship.
Drawn together by their mutual desire to help Gemma, both men can’t help but wonder what might have been. Gemma resents Rem’s new place in her life but absolutely adores Declan. The men band together to help Gemma settle into her new life, all the while, fighting the simmering attraction pulling them back toward each other.
Will Remington and Declan find a way to come back together and be the fathers Gemma so desperately needs, or will their stubbornness keep them from the happiness they all deserve?

  • File Name:a-little-love-by-pandora-pine.epub
  • Original Title:A Little Love (Reading, Writing and Romance Book 2)
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  • Language:en
  • Identifier:MOBI-ASIN:B0711WJDBX
  • Date:2017-07-10T16:00:00+00:00
  • File Size:213.117 KB

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Ellie Mae
Ellie Mae

I really wanted to like this story, but wow, the blurb makes it seem very different than it is. I thought it'd be a cute story about exes getting back together and helping a little girl with the trauma of her mother's death, but it was not like that at all. The MCs have serious issues with their relationship, which they don't deal with maturely and honestly, there are a LOT of red flags there. And no one takes that poor girl to therapy (they should also do couple's therapy, holy crap!). It was an emotional ride, but in the feel-bad, cringe, wtf are you doing?! kind of way, not in a sweet or tender or even a hard-but-good way. It's not a terrible story, but be warned, it's an unhealthy relationship.

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