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This book I liked reading and I could see the chemistry between them and I liked the ending but I couldn't really see him loving them the way he did with his first wife and son, I think he would keep comparing his first wife to his new wife as especially throughout the book when he kept reminding hi...
Not at all what I expected but I was very pleasantly surprised.
oy. pretty dated, and the big misunderstanding a little too frustrating to enjoy. i had picked up the whole maitland maternity continuity, but they'd been sitting on the shelves unread until my husband teased me about the title to this one so i read it this morning.
This reads like a 12th grader's fan fiction (but with better grammar). The writing is juvenile, as is the dialogue which is also incredibly stilted. I swear I've seen over exaggerated robot movies that have felt more human than these characters. Half the time it didn't appear as though the character...
Very sweet. Debra Williams becomes the new Mrs. John Richey when her uncle lures her out west to work. John Richey did not really want a wife, but his baby daughter needed a mother, and they needed help on the ranch. Debra has her toddler son, Andy and while she doesn't want to have John as a husb...
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