Dolly All the Time

Dolly was 12 years old when her mother left home. From that moment on, she became the lady of the house, taking care of her younger sister and brother, cooking, cleaning, and becoming the all-around problem solver, while her dad ran the fish shop. Years later, Dolly has built a life of her own in Boston as a kindergarten teacher and mother to her son. She still returns to Whitfield often to check on her dad and brother, but she treasures the independence she worked so hard to build. Then one thing goes wrong after another, and Dolly is pulled back home to save the day — or, as it turns out, the summer. One day, on her way back from the fish shop, Dolly stops to help the one and only Stewart Whitfield change a flat tire. She has to admit he is every bit as handsome as she remembers. When he proposes a PR arrangement, it sounds ridiculous at first, but Dolly really needs the money, so she accepts. She will fake-date Stewart for the summer while he competes for the CEO position. Soon, Dolly has a makeover to die for and a wardrobe to match. Accompanying Stewart to events turns out to be a lot more fun than expected, and their chemistry is shockingly off the charts. But Dolly keeps him at arm’s length, knowing her heart must be protected. He would never truly fall in love with someone like her, would he? ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐