one woman and three men, Open Door, · The Falcone Block
Sworn at the Font
Only one man may stand godfather. Three of them want the job — and by the Fourth of July, all three of them want her.
Meg Larsen teaches pre-K and doesn't get paid in summer, so she takes the job on Federal Hill: minding four-year-old Pia on the Falcone block until her christening in late August.
Her late mother's three cousins haven't agreed on anything in thirteen years. Cesare owns the funeral home, and the whole block defers to him. Gabriele charms his way out of ever saying what he means. Leo, the youngest, barely speaks at all. Meg tells all three exactly what she thinks of turning a little girl's christening into a vote — and then ends up in each of their beds, with Pia asleep down the hall and not one of them willing to say so in front of the others.
Then she walks into the funeral home's back room after hours and sees what this family really is. And the first thing the three men finally agree on is keeping her a secret.
Explicit, open door, guaranteed happy ending. A standalone Falcone Block novel. For readers of Danielle Lori and K.A. Knight.
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