Used book – Un espoir aux boucles blondes, Mary Sullivan, Christine Mazaud

If it were up to him, C.J. wouldn't let Liam, his three-year-old son, get too close to Janey Wilson. All right, it was he who hired the young woman to look after his shop. But Janey's secretive yet jaded look, her dark yet provocative outfits, cruelly remind him of Liam's mother, a woman who couldn't manage to raise their son, and a symbol of a troubled period in his life that C.J. wants to forget. But from the first few days, little Liam shows a lot of affection for Janey. While he still stubbornly rejects his father, the child, on the contrary, forms bonds of complicity with the young woman, and only wants her to love him. Regaining hope for Liam, but hurt by his rapport with Janey, C.J. sees no other choice but to spend more time with her...