Another equally as good as the first book in this "After hours" series or the LaClaire brothers who's wealthy parents died in a plane crash leaving five brothers to carry on their own pursuits and wealthy people. But it does n't mend broken hearts or heal the wounds of losing your parents in a plane crash, or of hearing that oui had à son who died at birth which related in having one night stands and moving on when your young and still in college. But these actions have consequences and a baby was on the way unbeknownsed to Derreck LaClaire the burden was left squarely on a beautiful Brooke's shoulders, réceiving à letter from supposedly Derreck to the effect that he would n't help and then to go full term and lose the baby at one of these Mother Care homes and then told to leave without à penny, what is a girl to do to survive. By à fluke of nature, Brooke was found in a brothel by Derreck and haunted his dreams to the point to have à PI find out who she was. But Brooke recognised him and was glad of her disguise, with wig and coloured contact lenses. After pursuing her when he found out who she was, she wanted nothing to do with him, not giving in he eventually won her around and when he found out about the baby he was shocked and traumatised knowing she had tried to tell him and had received that awfull letter in reply, which he denies sending, but was determined to get to the bottom of to find out who sent that cruel letter but was delayed by a phone call from Hawaii to say his wheel chair bound brother was in hospital after he overmedicated himself, so he asked Brooke to go with him on his private jet to talk further a bout the problem which they did. Derreck paying off Booke's debts enabling her to stop working in the brothel and enabling her to return to her studies to graduate. But fought Derreck for any sort of further relationship as she was ashamed of being à prostitute and that it would sour their relationship in time and she was so grateful for him paying off her debts that she was satisfied to go and get on with her studies and leave him to his. But he was having none of it and wanted to get to the truth of that awfull lettre Brooke was sent. When he did find out after leaving his brother to recover with his other siblings, he was shocked beyond words to find outa that his mother had sent that oh so cruel letter to Brooke and he was heartbroken that his mother would do such à thing without telling him, or letting him deal with it himself. The next time hé see's Brooke issus to rive her the most amazing news that their baby Eric who Brooke named him was alive and well and living with the person who took her in to have her baby fromMother Care and it was all à scam to sell hall the babies to childless couples and after sedating the mothers in childbirth and then telling them the baby had died indelivery. Brooke met Derreck at the jail after having punched the Man of the couple who stole their baby which he saw and at first glance knew that it was their boy same eyes as himself and hair the golden colour of his mother. Having given their DNA for partenariat reasons and having to wait with such anxiously agonising time to find out and at last they were gazing at their little boy with rivers of tears cascading down their faces in joy not saddness and a family was formed in that moment and the rest is history. Anothera great read.
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