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Cooking up Happily-Ever-Afters …
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MAID FOR SUCCESS is FREE!!

Posted at Sep 20, 2026 11:01 pm

To celebrate the upcoming release of POINTE OF HAPPINESS, Book 1 in the MAcBain series, MAID FOR SUCCESS –is FREE. But hurry, before it goes back to the normal price.

You can pick it up HERE.

Here’s what readers are saying about MAID FOR SUCCESS.

5 Stars — “This was a fantastic start of a new series. I just adored all of the characters, main and secondary. I really can’t wait to read more of the MacBain family series.”

5 Stars — “Beautifully written, great characters, great storyline to follow, and just a wonderful book.”

5 Stars — “Loved it. Thrilled to see this is the start of a series. I am eager to see what happens next in the family. The story flowed and kept me turning the pages.”

 

Career versus kids? She wants the career.

Kate MacBain, dubbed “the woman who will never have children,” is focused on her future. Despite her three brothers, she plans to be her father’s successor in the family company. She’ll do whatever her parents ask, but cleaning houses in the Murphy’s Maids subsidiary? That’s a punishment not a reward.

Composer Alex Adamski’s creative well is dust dry. Since his divorce, he hasn’t been able to finish his overdue sonata. Then a fiery housecleaner named Kate tells him he’s a slob and jars him out of his slump.

Their chemistry is off the charts, but while Alex is thinking family and forever, Kate rejects anything that might derail her climb to the top.

Can he convince her there’s more to life than being CEO?

 

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