A famous child psychologist who has authored several bestselling books on raising children discovers he doesn’t know as much as he thought he did when he meets a pediatrician and mother of three. Neither of them imagined how their lives would change when they shared a flight headed for Las Vegas for a medical convention.
For Jack Winston and Victoria Feingold, whatever happens in Vegas does not stay in Vegas. It follows them back to Chicago.
Jack doesn’t want to fail, but he’s not sure he’s emotionally prepared to live with Victoria’s three children. Not to mention her mother, sister, dog, and needy ex-husband.
Grand Central Station is a fast-paced ride that’s loads of fun!
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It was one of the first serious snowfalls of the season, definitely not a night for a book signing. Doctor Jack Winston had been warned by others not to expect a crowd, but he still hoped for one. Born and raised in Chicago, he should have known better. After peeking inside the Maxwell Meyers bookstore and realizing the truth, Jack decided to walk around the block. He had felt very lucky to be able to talk about his book at one of Chicago’s finest bookstores. If an author had a successful signing at Maxwell Meyers, the book had a great chance of making it to the bestseller list. Jack quickly realized that he wasn’t about to break any sales records. Hopefully, his publicist would cut him some slack; after all, she had planned the event. Jack might have learned a valuable lesson about mixing business with pleasure, and that sleeping with a publicist wasn’t always the quickest way to fame. He would remember that when his numbers came out, and then he would fire her. He had planned to change his ways when he got married, but so far the right woman hadn’t crossed his path. Or if she did, he hadn’t noticed.
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Italian
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Already translated.
Translated by Francesca Sammarco
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Portuguese
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Translation in progress.
Translated by Alba Helena de Mattos Mercadante Guedes
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Spanish
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Already translated.
Translated by Cecilia Cordeiro
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