The only one who seemed to see things amiss was Martin’s personal assistant/housekeeper. Even his girlfriend Celia Carson did not realize she was losing Martin’s heart. But the holiday activity and confusion perpetuated the charade and no one noticed anything amiss when Martin wasn’t at home as much as usual. For the reader, this constitutes a delightful comedy of errors and accidents. The following weeks began a strange series of events as Martin attempted to find ways to tell Randi who he was while at the same time avoid being seen as the “man of the house”. It has been a long time since anyone had treated him like a normal human being. He didn’t want to embarrass her or jeopardize that friendship. By the time he realized that Randi truly didn’t know who he was, they were already friends. But what Randi didn’t realize was that the Taylor’s driver was Martin Taylor himself. If Randi wanted this job, it was necessary for her to “ugly down.” When the chauffeur arrived to pick her up, she was ready for an adventure. Taylor had a live-in girlfriend of the jealous type. Randi’s next job was providing maid service over Christmas and New Year’s for movie star Martin Taylor. All this worked for her, and she had no intention of giving up this kind of work any time soon. If she didn’t know the big news stoppers, she didn’t make a fool of herself and get fired.

The pay for these plum jobs was worth it. Instead, she watched old classics on DVD.

She even restricted herself from new television shows and movies. In addition, Randi made a point of avoiding reading about, listening to, or watching anything related to celebrity news. Sometimes the people she worked for were famous and the pay was excellent. Randi Sanders loved working for Maids 101. Maid for Martin (California Love Trilogy) by Samantha Lovern

Maid for Martin by Samantha Lovern