Maren Moore Bücher

Briggs Wilson ist nicht der Bad Boy, als den die Hockeywelt ihn darstellt. Er ist liebevoll, loyal und ein verdammt guter Dad. Wenn Maddison das nur früher gewusst hätte, vielleicht wäre sie dann nach ihrem gemeinsamen Wochenende nicht weggelaufen. Nur um neun Monate später zurückzukehren. Jetzt haben sie eine gemeinsame Tochter, die für ihn an erster Stelle steht, und Maddison ist fast sicher, sie selbst kommt gleich an zweiter. Briggs will diese Familie, daran gibt es keinen Zweifel, und Maddison will ihn auch, nur hütet sie ein Geheimnis, das alles ändern könnte ...

In den Bruder der besten Freundin verliebt zu sein, ist keine gute Idee. Nicht dass Holland eine Wahl gehabt hätte. Reed Davidson ist einfach perfekt. Charmant, gutaussehend, ein Hockey-Superstar, und er spielt eindeutig nicht in ihrer Liga.Als Reed unverhofft das Sorgerecht für seinen Neffen erhält, wird sein Leben auf den Kopf gestellt. Holland bietet ihm ihre Unterstützung an, und plötzlich kann er die Anziehung zu ihr nicht mehr leugnen. Aus ihrer Freundschaft sollte niemals mehr werden, bis ein Kuss alles ändert.

"Hayes Davis is America’s sweetheart, the #1 hockey player in the country, and my fake fiancé. Simple, right? It would be, if my betrothed were anyone else. But it turns out America’s sweetheart is arrogant, selfish, and a guy I have no intentions of letting break my heart again. It was never supposed to happen. But then one night changes everything. Now, he's not only my pretend fiancé but my very real baby daddy. How can two people who hate each other pull off the lie of a lifetime while figuring out how to raise a child together? Everything between us was supposed to be fake, but I’m not pretending anymore"--From back cover.

Exploring the theme of belonging, this narrative delves into the protagonist's struggle with their sense of home. While others find comfort and familiarity in their surroundings, the main character feels alienated and disconnected. This journey reflects on personal identity and the search for a place where one truly belongs, challenging the conventional notion of home as a sanctuary. Through introspection and encounters with various environments, the story unravels the complexities of finding one's true self amidst feelings of estrangement.

When I stumbled across my dream job in the classified section of my newspaper, I knew it had to be too good to be true. Turns out it was. Becoming the nanny for the grumpiest hockey coach in the NHL was more like a nightmare. Liam Cartright was infuriating, stubborn, and impossible. Oh, and he happened to be my new boss. I should have signed my resignation with a giant kiss my ass the moment he opened his mouth, but I couldn't. I fell for his little girls before I realized it was happening, and my resolve began to weaken. Our roles were clearly drawn out. He was the boss, and I was the nanny. But then we crossed a line. I wouldn't lose my job over a chiseled jawline and a few stolen kisses. I couldn't. Not when so much was at stake. But Liam was the one who made the rule book, and I had no choice but to play by his rules. -- Amazon.com

The story revolves around a family known for their notoriety in a small town, capturing the complexities of their relationships and the impact of their reputation. As they navigate the challenges of being in the spotlight, themes of identity, legacy, and the struggle for acceptance emerge. The narrative delves into the dynamics within the family and how their fame shapes their interactions with the townspeople, ultimately exploring the balance between public perception and personal truth.