His Brother’s Baby

Being jilted at the altar by playboy Kenny Tarkington made Lucy Velardi vow to raise her daughter, Emma, on her own. She didn’t need the help of any Tarkington, even her ex’s handsome brother. The undeniable attraction between them wasn’t enough, because what Lucy wanted from Conner was the one thing he couldn’t give—his heart. But the workaholic attorney was used to taking care of things, and that included Lucy and Emma…no matter how the sight of mother and child sparked painful memories and strong emotions inside him. Though Conner had sealed his wounded heart away, would he risk a second chance at happily ever after with Lucy and his brother’s baby?

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