Out of the darkness, a phoenix rises. Healing the Rancher makes room for heartache and finds hope. Carter and Willow are a pair of wounded souls working to resurrect their spirits. A dangerous situation that almost turns deadly brings the chance to maybe get love right. Jackson stirs up trouble with intrigue, heartbreak and temptation. Beauty awaits after a turbulent journey.

Let me say, Leslie North does crank out the books. That said, I have enjoyed everyone so far. This book is between an architect and Sheikh and is an easy, fun entertaining read with a side of steam. Of course there are twins and an HEA involved. Grab an adult beverage and enjoy. 

Knight gives action free rein. The SEAL's Baby Arrangement packs some big emotions in a small package. Maria and Trevor make more than memories, when they find themselves embedded in a mystery that could have deadly repercussions. From friends to lovers to partners in crime this dynamic duo is in for the ride of their lives. Nothing says lovin' like a little danger between co- parents. Steam has nothing on intrigue in this fast paced thrilling romance.


Audio Review: The SEAL's Baby Arrangement by Katie Knight (Author), Leslie North (Author), Ryan Francona (Narrator)

Second chance romance tries it's hand at mystery theater and gives a binge worthy performance. I have voluntarily listened and reviewed, The SEAL's Baby Arrangement. Knight and Francona deliver a story readers can really sink their teeth into. The romance is complicated. The suspense is intriguing and the finish line will have hearts thirsting for more.

Leslie North engages the heart in passionate chaos. Malik and Holly do everything wrong to find something so right. Seductively entertaining, The Sheikh's Surprise Twins give the senses something to sing about.

Lila never expected to have a whirlwind romance with a Navy SEAL, and she certainly didn’t plan on falling in love. Something else she didn’t expect? Finding out she was pregnant not long after Preston Lawson deployed. Worse yet, when she tries to tell him he’s about to be a daddy, she’s informed that Preston was killed in action, leaving her alone and desperate. But after years of struggling to get by, she’s finally created a stable life for her and her son and plans to celebrate Christmas in a big way: by heading to the very lodge where she met Preston. The lodge is decorated perfectly for the Christmas spirit, and Lila is content—if not a little lonely. Until Preston, the I’m-supposed-to-be-dead Navy SEAL shows up out of the blue.

This was a pretty good book. It was fast paced and quick to read. I liked both characters and just really enjoyed it. I look forward to reading the next book from this author. 

**I voluntarily read and reviewed this book