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    Claiming the Babysitter: Older Men Who Should Know Better (But Can't Resist)
    Claiming the Babysitter: Older Men Who Should Know Better (But Can't Resist)
    Claiming the Babysitter: Older Men Who Should Know Better (But Can't Resist)
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    Claiming the Babysitter: Older Men Who Should Know Better (But Can't Resist)

    By Bailey Adams

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    He knows he ought to be able to resist... Trouble is, his attraction to her is just too strong to deny.

    At the grand old age of forty-nine, Adam Todd should know better than to let her into the house when he's alone. Not that nineteen-year-old Melanie gives him much choice in the matter. Always eager to please and playful, she has designs on taking care of him for a change, and if she's offering, wouldn't it be awfully churlish to refuse? Besides, she's hot, and he's smitten. Has been for a while. And with him and his wife separated, he has a hankering for a little playtime all of his own.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBailey Adams
    Release dateJun 22, 2023
    ISBN9798223240327
    Claiming the Babysitter: Older Men Who Should Know Better (But Can't Resist)

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