Triplets Make Five

Delilah hates me. But I'm going to marry her anyway. Delilah is different. Quiet. Reserved. Smart. But she doesn't want anything to do with me. So, of course, I have to have her. She's got the sultry librarian look, full lips, all those curves, I can't get enough. But I'm her new boss. And if anyone at the office found out about our one night stand, we would both be ruined. So we'll keep it to one night of passion. Then we'll go our separate ways. That was the plan anyway. But now I can't let her go. Because she's carrying my babies. All three of them. And I won't let her do this alone. The third in a steamy series from USA Today Bestselling Author, Nicole Elliot. Each book is a standalone with no cliffhanger. You're going to love these new daddies! free romance, contemporary romance, billionaire romance, single dad romance, nanny romance, teacher romance, multiples, twins, triplets, secret baby romance, family drama romance, alpha male romance, doctor romance, new adult romance, second chance romance, hero romance, forbidden love, romance series, small town romance series, workplace romance

Callahan Cowboys are bachelors for life! That is, until Pete Callahan's wily aunt delivers her ultimatum. The first Callahan to marry and have children—the more kids the better—wins the family ranch. Like his five brothers, Pete never considered himself the marrying kind. And that's just fine with Jackie Samuels, a hardworking nurse who seems perfectly happy with her and Pete's Saturday-night arrangement. Until she realizes she wants something more from the hunky, footloose rancher. Like a father for the triplets she just found out she's having. Pete couldn't be more delighted. He's suddenly got an instant family. Jackie's the only obstacle to their happy ending—she refuses to marry him. But maybe she knows the best way to land a cowboy is playing hard to get!

Since her husband left, Missy Johnson has worked hard to provide her triplets with the secure childhood she never had.

Having it all does not make you happy. These triplet princesses had everything money could buy so all they did was worry about how they looked-they were never pretty enough! Until one day, they saw the world outside of themselves and wanting to make that world a better place-found their inner beauty.

Three baby boys And a second chance at love...

One salacious offer. Two lustful lovers. Three adorable babies. This gorgeous billionaire is about to find out he's got a big, big family on the way… Her: I can't believe I got so lucky. Answering an ad for a 'discreet' maid led me right to him, Dillon Bradshaw, the ruthless CEO who ruined my life. And I could finally get my revenge. Well he had another surprise for me: He might have laid me off once, But this time he wanted to lay me! Him: I've always wanted an heir. And this sexy maid seems like the perfect candidate. I made her an offer she couldn't refuse, One million dollars for one baby. No strings attached. Well now she's pregnant, and she's telling me they're mine… All three of them!

TRIPLETS is a much-loved series from a bestselling author, Holly Webb, rejacketed for a new generation of fans. Annabel's desperate to land the lead role in the school play. But then she gets detention...on the same day as auditions! Katie and Becky have find a way to help Bel show their drama teacher what she can do.

Twice the Triplets is a gag comic about a man and the six young girls - daughters of his deceased brother - that he's attempting to raise. Because, as we all know, nothing inspires hilarity better than the death of loved ones! Three young triplet girls. Three more young triplet girls. An uncle, an aunt and her younger sister. The Dunville family is certainly larger than most, but the household grows even bigger when Aunt Dacey's brother and his family of four comes to visit. The big news is that the visiting children happen to be boys! And now with as many is nine kids under one roof, no one knows what kind of craziness to expect - least of all the kids themselves!

Bobby has begun being very lazy, which is driving his parents crazy, so his mother devises a plan that she hopes will cure his laziness.

Galileo Galilei said he was “reading the book of nature” as he observed pendulums swinging, but he might also simply have tried to draw the numbers themselves as they fall into networks of permutations or form loops that synchronize at different speeds, or attach themselves to balls passing in and out of the hands of good jugglers. Numbers are, after all, a part of nature. As such, looking at and thinking about them is a way of understanding our relationship to nature. But when we do so in a technical, professional way, we tend to overlook their basic attributes, the things we can understand by simply “looking at numbers.” Tom Johnson is a composer who uses logic and mathematical models, such as combinatorics of numbers, in his music. The patterns he finds while “looking at numbers” can also be explored in drawings. This book focuses on such drawings, their beauty and their mathematical meaning. The accompanying comments were written in collaboration with the mathematician Franck Jedrzejewski. ​