SEALed with a Kiss - Softcover

Daughtridge, Mary

3.76

1,915 ratings by Goodreads

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ISBN 10: 140221118X ISBN 13: 9781402211188

Publisher: Sourcebooks Casablanca, 2008

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"a heart-touching story that will keep you smiling and cheering for the characters clear through to the happy ending."-The Romantic Times

When widowed Navy SEAL Jax Graham and his young son Tyler get trapped by a hurricane, family therapist Pickett Sessoms takes them in and knows just how to help a rough, tough Navy SEAL deal with his personal side.

Jax Graham is a member of an elite military team, but when it comes to taking care of his four-year-old son after his ex-wife dies, he's completely clueless.

Family therapist Pickett Sessoms knows just how to help a rough, tough Navy SEAL deal with a scared and lonely little boy, but not if he insists on going it alone.

When Jax and his young son Tyler get trapped by a hurricane, Pickett takes them in against her better judgment. Jax figures Pickett's high maintenance, just like all the women he knows, and she figures he's not commitment material. But when an outing turns deadly, Pickett discovers what it means to be a SEAL, and Jax discovers that even a hero needs help sometimes...

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"Emotional, compelling and oh-so-sexy, SEALed With A Kiss delivers!" --Kathleen Long, Author of The Body Hunters series

He figures she’s high maintenance. He has yet to meet a woman who didn’t cling, and being a Navy SEAL doesn’t leave much time for anything else... She figures he’s not “commitment” material. Men are interested in one thing—either her brains or her body. She’s just as well off focusing on her career...

But when widowed Navy SEAL Jax Graham and his young son Tyler get trapped by a hurricane, family therapist Pickett Sessoms takes them in and knows just how to help a rough, tough Navy SEAL deal with a scared and lonely little boy. Jax and Pickett know just what to do with their red hot attraction, too, even though neither has falling in love in their plans. But when a “family” outing turns deadly, Pickett understands what it means to be a SEAL and Jax discovers that even a hero can’t always go it alone...

About the Author:

Mary Margret Daughtridge, a Southerner born and bred, has been a grade school teacher, speech therapist, family educator, biofeedback therapist, and Transpersonal Hypnotherapist.

She has been a member since 2002 of Heart of Carolina Romance Writers, Romance Writers of America, and Romancing the Military Soul, an online writing group, and she is a sought-after judge in writing contests.

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