Fashionably Late
Author: Olivia Goldsmith
All of designer Karen Kahn’s dreams seem to be coming true. She’s been honored with the fashion industry’s most coveted award, her marriage is thriving, and some very impressive money is being dangled in front of her in a proposed buyout. The only thing missing is that which she craves most — a baby. Then shereceives the heartbreaking news that she will never be able to b….Read More
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