Pregnant and abandoned by the father of her child; twenty-eight-year-old Kellie Lund takes on a housekeeping job with Dr. James Harvey ndash; a bitter mistrusting man whose wife left him two years ago; taking with her their one year old son; Harry.James searched for his son but to no avail. Now hersquo;s been found in Sydney; living in squalid conditions with his drug addicted mother. Hersquo;s returned to the doctor by child services. Harry doesnrsquo;t speak and presents many challenges to the young pregnant housekeeper.At her interview; Kellie never let on that she was pregnant and the doctor is livid and unforgiving when he finds out.Join Kellie on her roller-coaster journey as she struggles to find security and happiness for herself and her unborn child.Join Kellie on her roller-coaster journey as she struggles to find security and happiness for herself and her unborn child.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Best handbag book out there!By Jessica RothIn love with this book! I had never heard of Laura Bennett before reading through the book and how could I not?! Shes amazing! There are so many awesome projects that are chic and modern (def my style); plus she teaches you amazing extras for working with leather. The project photos are amazing and one day I will be able to sew with extrodinary detail as Laura. Through the photos projects you can tell she has a true love and passion for what she does. This will be a book that I work through and swoon over for years to come!1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. There was a crucial page missing from my copy...By Tiffany...but thats not the authors fault; so Im not allowing it to lower my review.I was a huge fan of Laura Bennett when she was on project runway; she had a knack for creating pieces that were luxurious looking and I love that with this book shes sharing some of that with readers. The title completely lives up to its name with step by step instructions for things like leather cuff bracelets and a mink sweater that look as good; if not better than items that could be on any boutique shelf. Rather than assuming that the home sewer understands how to properly work with the materials used in the book; Bennet makes sure to provide information on this which is super helpful and done in a way that it feels conversational but still authoritative.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great bookBy Robert "Strack"Great book! Inspirational! Listen to all the great reviews and get this book. Anyone giving bad reviews are missing the point! You will not be disappointed!
