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Nanny to My Stolen Daughter

(2026)
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To be near my daughter, I had to become the nanny in the home of the man raising her.

They told me Lila was dead.

For three years, I mourned my daughter. Then the woman who stole her — and fourteen other children — died in prison, leaving behind a letter with three impossible words.
Lila is alive.

She’s in Chicago with David McReidy, a wealthy single father who adopted her legally and has no idea she was stolen.

He loves her. She loves him.
And if I tell the truth, I could destroy them both.

So I lie my way into his home as Lila’s nanny.

The plan is simple: see her once. Hold her. Walk away before anyone learns who I am.

But Lila curls into my arms like some part of her remembers me.

And David — the man I’m supposed to betray — starts looking at me like he wants me to stay.

The detective who gave me the letter is waiting for my call.

But once I make it, David will know I lied.

And I could lose my daughter all over again.

I lost her once.

I won’t lose her twice.

Nanny to My Stolen Daughter is a full-length standalone BWWM contemporary romance with emotional suspense and a guaranteed happily ever after.



Genre: Romance



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