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The Bride's Baby (The Brides of Bella Lucia #8)

by Liz Fielding (Goodreads Author)

3.14 of 5 stars 3.14 · rating details · 1,914 ratings · 227 reviews

The wedding of the season! Events manager Sylvie Smith is organizing a glittering fund-raising event: a wedding show in a stately home. She has even been roped into pretending to be a bride... a bride who's five months pregnant! The bride everyone is talking about! It should be every girl's dream to design a wedding with no expense spared, but it's not Sylvie's. Longbourne...more

Mass Market Paperback, 187 pages

Published April 8th 2008 by Harlequin Books

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Nov 26, 2011 Dina rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: harlequin-silhouette, contemporary-romance

The book blurb made me think this was a Secret Baby story... Well, it was but, at the same time, it really wasn't considering the fact that the baby wasn't a secret. Confusing? Yes, that's the feeling I had throughout most of the book.

Tom and Sylvie had a brief meeting when she was introduced as the wedding planner for his upcoming nuptials to her friend Candy. An unexpected attraction sparked on both sides, but considering that he was about to get married, Tom and Sylvie shoved that feeling asi...more The book blurb made me think this was a Secret Baby story... Well, it was but, at the same time, it really wasn't considering the fact that the baby wasn't a secret. Confusing? Yes, that's the feeling I had throughout most of the book.

Tom and Sylvie had a brief meeting when she was introduced as the wedding planner for his upcoming nuptials to her friend Candy. An unexpected attraction sparked on both sides, but considering that he was about to get married, Tom and Sylvie shoved that feeling aside and never let anyone - including themselves - realize it. But after six months of heavy planning and preparation, Candy ditched everything to elope with one of Sylvie's employees three days before the wedding. Naturally, Tom felt it was his due to unload all his "annoyance" on Sylvie - after all, she had plagued his dreams since he had met her - and, before they knew it, their mutual suppressed attraction took over and they were having unprotected sex on his bed...

Since this is Romancelandia, the "worst" thing you can get from unprotected sex is a pregnancy, so that's what Sylvie got. Unfortunately, Tom was no longer in the picture when Sylvie found herself pregnant, since he had left the country the day after their one-night stand. Unable to reach him by telephone, she had no choice but to deliver him the news by letter. Obviously, he never got to receive that letter and so this Failure to Communicate story took off.

This was one of those stories that wouldn't make past the first chapters if the hero and the heroine sat together and spoke clearly with each other. Regardless, Tom and Sylvie were likable characters, and that kind of "saved" the book for me and prevented me from throwing it against the wall - figuratively speaking, since this was an e-book. I rooted for their HEA and was glad when the darn Big Misunderstanding was finally resolved.

As for the writing, Ms. Fielding had the distracting habit of inserting the word "then" between the lines of the characters' speech. For example:

"Is that a fact?" Then, "So? Where are they?"

"I'd come and give you a hand but I have to take delivery of a cake." Then, "Do you need a hand up?"

I have to ask, what was the purpose of the word "then" in there? To gave us pause? To help her reach the necessary word count to meet the publisher's requirements? I know I'm nitpicking but that word was used over and over again in the story, and it was annoying.

All in all, I'm glad this was a freebie because I would have been mad if I had paid anything for this book.
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Apr 18, 2013 MrsJoseph rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 100-books-in-2011, romance-contemporary, format-ebook, romance-harlequin-silhouette, romance

Sylvie Smith, wedding planner extraordinaire, is talked into planning the wedding of her old school friend Candy to billionaire Tom McFarlane. Three days before the wedding Candy runs off with Sylvie’s employee. After meeting, Tom and Sylvie have sex and Sylvie ends up pregnant.

I really enjoyed the characters in this book. Sylvie and Tom were both nice people who were easy to like. The problem I had with this book is that the whole book is based around a series of misunderstandings.

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Feb 02, 2009 Gail rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: series-romance, e-book

Nice little sweet romance by one of Harlequin’s English authors. The heroine is the daughter of an aristocratic family who grew up in a “big house” and now runs her own very successful event planning business. The hero is the ex-groom of a bride who was a school friend of the heroine’s, who got cold feet 3 days before the wedding and ran off with one of the heroine’s employees. Now she’s come to get the hero to pay out the contract, which, since he’s a billionaire, is chump change for him, but h...more

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Jan 31, 2013 Bookswithbenefits rated it 3 of 5 stars

Best Moment: When Tom encounters Sylvie for the first time...talk about drama!

Worst Moment: The last few pages of wedding description. It reads like a Days of Our Lives blotter.

Synopsis: Sylvie Smith is an event planner who happens to have an incredibly selfish and self-absorbed friend who is also a celebrity for being engaged to Tom McFarlane, a high-profile eligible bachelor kind of guy. But, to everybody's chagrin, Sylvie's friend runs off with her assistant a few days before the wedding. Syl...more

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Aug 08, 2012 Ozzy Ross rated it 2 of 5 stars

Bagiku terlalu banyak percakapan diantara tokoh - tokohnya membuat ceritanya tidak terfokus sehingga banyak yang ku skip. Selain itu aku agak kesulitan membacanya karena keterbatasan bahasa inggrisku (mungkin harus banyak baca novel Liz fielding nih). Novel ini bercerita tentang event organizer Sylvie Smith yang sedikit merasa bertanggung jawab dengan gagalnya pernikahan kliennya Tom McFarlane karena pengantin wanitanya melarikan diri dengan asisten Sylvie...Sylvie terlibat cinta semalam dengan...more

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Apr 18, 2012 Margaret Mcgaffey rated it 4 of 5 stars

Not everyone enjoys romances where the main issue is a lack of communication, but when done well, this is the best kind of contemporary romance in my opinion. So often assumption and miscommunication causes conflict in real life, and the point of contemporary romance, at least to my mind, is to show people meeting real challenges and overcoming them in the name of love.

The Bride’s Baby takes a man who does not believe in love to the point of marrying for convenience and pairs him with a gold dig...more Not everyone enjoys romances where the main issue is a lack of communication, but when done well, this is the best kind of contemporary romance in my opinion. So often assumption and miscommunication causes conflict in real life, and the point of contemporary romance, at least to my mind, is to show people meeting real challenges and overcoming them in the name of love.

The Bride’s Baby takes a man who does not believe in love to the point of marrying for convenience and pairs him with a gold digger who finds love. No, Tom McFarlane is not destined to go through with his planned marriage to Candida Harcourt. She falls for someone else and leaves him with the bills for an overblown fantasy wedding that never happened. Instead, it’s Sylvia Smith, Candida’s friend and the wedding coordinator hired to spend his money, who creeps in past his armor until he has to face up to the truth that love does exist it found him when he least expected it.

This book is more about Tom’s journey to love than Sylvia’s, but don’t for one minute think she’s a passive bystander. Sylvia believes in love to the point of crafting that perfect moment for everyone else. She’s been disappointed before, and like Tom, abandoned before the wedding. However, before you start to think Sylvie history makes her sympathetic, or the electric connection between them from their first meeting makes her weak, think again. The novel starts with Sylvie coming to collect on her substantial invoice because she needs the money to pay the many vendors who had already provided services for the wedding that would never be. And if that’s not reason enough for conflict, the man her friend eloped with was one of her staff.

While the title seems to give the story away, and yes, they do end up in bed together before their happily ever after is obtained, the conflicts and assumptions are all viable, confusing not just the main characters but others around them. It’s well written, well set up, and a fun book to read, with both heated moments and hard ones as fate and human nature seem determined to keep them apart.

Though I read this last year, as you can see, I retained a lot of the story, and am contemplating a re-read, something I rarely do, because I want to re-experience every step in their journey.
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Jan 29, 2012 Rubi Jayne rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: contemporary-romance, e-books, 2012-abc-challenge

This was one of the Harlequin's free downloads that I picked up a year or two ago but have delayed reading. I was really hoping this story would be better than it turned out to be and decided somewhere around the middle that I was glad I hadn't paid for it.

Better than most "baby" romances in concept, I liked the idea behind this story (which is why I read it). The execution of the story, however, left me frustrated and by the end, I was more happy that it was over than for the couple's happy en...more This was one of the Harlequin's free downloads that I picked up a year or two ago but have delayed reading. I was really hoping this story would be better than it turned out to be and decided somewhere around the middle that I was glad I hadn't paid for it.

Better than most "baby" romances in concept, I liked the idea behind this story (which is why I read it). The execution of the story, however, left me frustrated and by the end, I was more happy that it was over than for the couple's happy ending. That is the primary reason for the 2 stars. (I DID like the story in general, which is why it got the 2 stars instead of 1, I just didn't like the way it was done.)

At first I liked both main characters for who they were, but as the book wore on and their misunderstandings continued, I wanted to smack them both. Maybe I was just annoyed by their constant jumping to conclusions and refusal to openly and clearly talk to one another. Indeed, it started early and we would have had a completely different story if she had just taken 30 seconds to say "Diva pop star freaking out at her wedding" when she ran out of his home in the beginning. In fact, someone should write that story. I'd like to read it.

The constant jumping about in perspectives and lack of speaking tags kept pulling me out of the story. I kept having to figure out who was saying what and sometimes got lost. (There would be a line of dialogue from her, one from him, a line of action or thought, then dialogue from him again - all without any sort of indication of who was saying what.)

The lack of secondary character development bothered me. Other people were mentioned, some even had some lines, but the story was too much of a bubble-world for me. There wasn't much interaction between either of the main characters and anyone else except for where it was absolutely needed in order to push the story forward. Otherwise, those people didn't exist.

I suppose if you're looking for a quick and easy read and don't care how stupid the characters are being, this would be a good option.
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Dec 31, 2011 Nesa rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance, e-book, contemporary

It's been a long while since I've read a Harlequin Romance, and I've got to be truthful and say that I enjoyed this book. It reminded me of why I used to devour these books as a teen. The writing is sappy and the HEA is guranteed, duh, but it was still a quick read. The main characters have evolved from what I remember. The hero, Tom, is still dark and brooding, a little bit of jerk with poor communication skills but he's not as bad as the HR heroes I remember. I think I liked the heroine, Sylvi...more

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Sep 05, 2011 lauren rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

I don't normally read romance novels, but every once in a while I'll pick one up either thinking it's something else, or I don't have anything more my style on hand, and as long as it's not too smutty, I usually do enjoy them. This one happened to be a free download, so while I couldn't sleep last night, but didn't want to turn the light on, I pulled it up on my phone, and read through it in about 3 hours. (Never did get back to sleep.)

Cute story overall. I was pleased to discover the premise wa...more

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Jun 12, 2011 Paige rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011-books, i-own, nook

Tom McFarlane is meeting with the wedding planner, whose staff member ran off with his bride, to pay for the cancellation fees of his wedding that didn't happen. Although Sylvie Smith had been planning the wedding for 6 months, this is only the second time he has meet with her due to the instant passion connection he felt for her when they meet the first time.

Only this time he doesn't have a fiancee to keep his emotions in check and they soon find themselves together for a night of passion. Whe...more

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Mar 28, 2011 Kajol rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary-romance

3.5 stars...
***********SPOILER ALERT***********

"Then, catching a flicker of light, the twitch of a curtain from the Kennedy's cottage, she said, ‘They knew, didn’t they? They knew you were coming back.’
‘If you’d turned on your cellphone any time in the last two hours, so would you.’
‘My battery is flat. What did you say?’
‘“There will be no wedding…”’
‘None?’
‘Not tomorrow,’he said, reaching out and touching her cheek. ‘But soon, I hope. Very soon. Because if you think you can have my baby with...more 3.5 stars...
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"Then, catching a flicker of light, the twitch of a curtain from the Kennedy's cottage, she said, ‘They knew, didn’t they? They knew you were coming back.’
‘If you’d turned on your cellphone any time in the last two hours, so would you.’
‘My battery is flat. What did you say?’
‘“There will be no wedding…”’
‘None?’
‘Not tomorrow,’he said, reaching out and touching her cheek. ‘But soon, I hope. Very soon. Because if you think you can have my baby without any expectation of commitment to her father,you’ve got another think coming.’
‘Is that right?’
‘And it’s my fantasy too, remember? I want the whole works.’
‘All of it?’
‘All of it. Everything, everyone. Except Celebrity . They can have their fantasy tomorrow, but the reality will be for us alone. Not just for a day, but for always.’ Then, as if realizing that something was missing, he went down on one knee and, under a bright canopy of stars, he said, ‘If I promise to wear a purple waistcoat to match your shoes, will you marry me, Sylvie Smith?’"

I have only few words to say about this book, so I'm sorry you guys, I'll have to make this short. First of all I would like to say, despite my obvious doubts about the book, I ended up loving it. Not the "Omg, this is IT!" kind of love but "Wow! That was really good." kinda love, if you know what I mean. The beginning was a bit slow for me and I actually was quite sure that I wouldn't come to adore it much- no matter what others say, but as you can see now, I really liked it. The sexual tension between the main leads got to me and I could actually feel the "thing", the real intimacy of it. Though it wasn't much detailed, the passion and the carnal heat, I don't know how, but it felt real, and if that doesn't call for a big round of applause for the author, I don't know what does. The hero was good, heroine good too, a typical harlequin storyline with a baby and still it manages to make me smile. I'd say, "Way to go!"

The part which finally won me over was the ending, and I guess you did read the excerpt I posted above. I loved it!! Epic- that's the word I'd use. A charming read, I'd recommend it if you're not looking for too complex a storyline. Its obvious that not everyone will like it.. so I forewarn you before you add this to your TBR pile, I cannot say anything about your feelings with this one, 'cause I was taken by surprise with mine! ;)(less)

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Aug 13, 2010 Lizzie rated it 2 of 5 stars

Though characters are generally likable, "The Bride's Baby" has some serious trouble spots within the narrative that keep it from being truly more than a two star rating for me. The story is hard to follow and by the end of it, I was so frustrated with the over-the-top miscommunications and misunderstandings that I wanted to scream.

The plot follows wedding planner Sylvie and her relationship with Billionaire Tom. The two have one heated encounter and awkward moment after, leaving Sylvie alone a...more

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Jan 05, 2010 adventurat rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2010, category, e-book, romance, free-e-harlequin

Either I've softened up, or this book was better written than most of the Harlequins I've read before, because as you can tell from the title, it's about a Secret Baby (a romance device I generally loathe), and I didn't hate it and it didn't suck. In fact, I'll go so far as to say I thought it was really well written. I'll go even further and venture that I might even re-read it one day!

There are formulaic elements to the story - Immediate, Unwelcome, Impossible But Undeniable Mutual Attraction,...more

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Feb 28, 2011 Sue rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fiction, kindle, read-2011

A fairly short novel, which I downloaded free for my Kindle. It's a typical light 'Mills and Boon' style novel, with a strong, attractive but angry male lead, and an intelligent, somewhat feisty heroine. The story opens when Sylvie, heart beating fast, attempts to justify her enormous invoice for planning a wedding... which was cancelled at the last moment when the bride cried off.

I found the start of the book a bit slow-going, with rather too much introspection. The two characters clash repeat...more

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Jun 15, 2013 Patrice rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2013-books-read

I loved the strong characters in this story. Sylvie Smith is an events planner and one of her school friends uses her for her upcoming wedding to self-made billionaire Tom McFarlane. A cliché and wedding planner’s worst nightmare occurs when the bride-to-be runs off with Sylvie’s assistant. This leaves Sylvie to explain, and recoup the cancellation costs, from the groom-to-be who has a huge chip on his shoulder. Unfortunately for Sylvie, she had an instant attraction to Tom McFarlane. When she i...more

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Nov 25, 2012 Randi rated it 2 of 5 stars

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Apr 21, 2012 Nicola rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-books, challenge-books

A feel-good story of love and discovery. Two people who never thought they would find true love were able to thaw out each other. Sylvie, an event planner extrodinaire feels guilty when an elaborate wedding she has planned is called off. While she feels sorry for the groom, she must pay her suppliers for all the work that they have done. In trying to obtain payment she finds herself involve with Tom, the jilted groom. Neither is willing to admit that they had been attracted to one another since...more

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Apr 24, 2011 Leanne rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I loved this book so much that I had to do another post today, right away before it faded in my memory.
My memory seriously sucks lol So, here goes.

The story begins with a Wedding planner who is organizing a Wedding that's worth thousands of dollars. The Hero of the story is the Groom who she is organizing the wedding for. Instant attraction!
With many things getting mixed up and things not going quite as planned you would think this book would come to a different end. I have to call this book a p...more

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Oct 11, 2009 Castiron rated it 1 of 5 stars

This was one of sixteen Harlequin freebies I downloaded earlier this year.

I'm not the audience for this book. I made it partway through the first chapter, was happy to see that the heroine wasn't going to sit and wait further on someone who's wasting her time...and then the "hero" comes out behaving like an unprofessional asswipe, saying that if she leaves before he's ready to talk to her, he's not going to pay her bill.

At that point I deleted the ebook from my PDA.

Maybe the guy gets his comeupp...more

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Jul 22, 2009 notyourmonkey rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2009-read, braincandy, kindle, romance, amazon

I almost gave this 2 stars, because OH MY GOD is it brain candy, but you know what? I'm taking a stand! It was complete and utter ridiculous fluff, and I read it in approximately twenty minutes, but those were an *entertaining* twenty minutes, so three stars it is!

Mostly it gets three stars for taking one of my most hated plot devices - "if we just sat down and had a half-hour's worth of honest conversation, the entire plot of misunderstandings would crumble like the sugar-spun castle that this...more

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Mar 06, 2011 Angieleigh rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: bc11-12

The only reason why I finished this book is because I very seldomly set aside a book and call it a lost cause. This was definitely a lost cause in my opinion. I can't even call it a romance...more like frustratingly painful to read. I had hopes for it as it was set in London and I adore all things British, but this was just...not good. For about a good 30 pages I was pretty confused as I had no idea what in the world was going on. Both protagonists were annoying beyond belief. I enjoy a good mix...more

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Apr 29, 2012 Ivonne Guevara rated it 4 of 5 stars

me parecio muy lindo, claro primero la tension sexual entre ellos y como empezo te hacia pensar, pero aqui el problema fue la falta de comunicacion, de no tener oportunidad de expresarse, de saber la verdad pero digo asi no tendria gracias, cierto?
despues de su segundo encuentro, cuando esta organizando "su boda" se fueron conociendo y hubo la oportunidad de saber mas el uno del otro aunque por no hablar claro las cosas no avanzaban pero nos dabamos cuenta con los detalles que se amaban y eran l...more

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Feb 07, 2011 Kristi (Books N Beans) rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance

This was the second of 4 "Harlequins" that I read in a spree, because I was trying to reset my brain to its happy reading place.

I don't normally read these smaller Harlequin romances, because I don't see the sense in paying 3 or 4 dollars for a book that will only last me 2 to 3 hours. I'd much rather spend my money on a larger book, or at least an author that I know I will enjoy.

However, I was able to get this book on Kindle and it was free so Yay!

With this being the 2nd one I had read in a d...more

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May 04, 2013 Yael rated it 2 of 5 stars

Trata de una organizadora de bodas, o de eventos, como clama ella durante el transcurso de la historia, que se embaraza de un cliente y luego ella tiene que planear su propia boda ideal para una revista...

¿Qué me pareció? Horrible. Aunque cumplió su función de distraerme.

Los personajes no están bien desarrollados y los personajes secundarios son casi inexistentes, aunque nos deja mucho a la imaginación si nos detenemos a pensar en ellos. La trama es muy predecible y me recuerda a las novelas qu...more

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Apr 29, 2013 Lydia rated it 4 of 5 stars

I began reading that book on my father's iPad because I was boring. I honestly really didn't know what it was going to be about and I don't regret having read it. The beginning, like the first 10 pages were a bit boring to me but then, it was so well written that I began loving it very much and get easily emotional about that. At a certain moment, you can feel a sexual tension between the two main characters and that's so amazing because I wished it was me actually lol. No but seriously. I just...more

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Jan 21, 2013 Cary Morton rated it 3 of 5 stars

Like all harlequin romances, this one was decently written, though not as well written as most. There were a few places with typoes that should have been cleaned up prior to publication, and some serious issues with the formatting. With no clear line breaks to indicate character, scene, or time breaks, i sometimes found myself lost for a minute or two while i tried to figure out when a scene had suddenly changed. I did enjoy the plot, but sometimes wished it had more depth. The characters had hi...more

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Jan 05, 2012 Emily rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: betrayal, rrrc-book-i-read-for-a-challenge, own-kindle

It was bad enough to have his bride run off with a staff member of the wedding coordinator, but to receive an astronomical bill on top of it has billionaire Tom McFarlane out for blood. He cant deny his attraction to event coordinator Sylvie Smith and after a heated passionate exchange he believes she doesn't want to see him again.

He couldn't be farther from the truth, especially now that Sylvie is pregnant. What started as a misunderstanding has her running in circles as Tom reenters her life a...more

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Mar 20, 2011 Teresa rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2011-read, mills-and-boon-harlequin, romance, kindle

Unfortunately this book didn't really have the same sensual sizzle factor that I know Liz Fielding can achieve.

Its plot was also frustrating. If the two of them had just been honest in the first place and talked to one another, the misunderstanding would have been resolved a lot early on. If you're not a lover of these sorts of plot lines, then this book might not be for you.

That said, still a nice read - albeit frustrating at times. I wanted to clonk the two character's heads together!

I alway...more

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Dec 29, 2009 Sherri Needs A Maid rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, series-romance, freebie

I despise secret baby plots. Luckily this was a freebie so I'm not out anything by not reading this.

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Nov 30, 2008 Susan rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance, harlequin-mills

The Bride’s Baby is the first in a new Harlequin Mills & Boon Romance miniseries, and Liz Fielding's 50th title with Harlequin Mills & Boon.

Sylvie Smith attempts to negotiate payment with a jilted groom – billionaire Tom MacFarlane and finds herself with more than she bargained for!

This is another dazzling story from the pen of Liz Fielding. Sylvie is a tough, no-nonsense heroine, and Tom is a gorgeous hero to fall in love with – and fall I did!

As well as enjoying the heartfelt emotion,...more

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