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Baby Bonanza (Billionaires and Babies #2)

by Maureen Child (Goodreads Author)

3.29 of 5 stars 3.29 · rating details · 1,990 ratings · 199 reviews

Twins? The startling revelation that his affair with Jenna Baker had produced two little boys was almost impossible to grasp. Tycoon Nick Falco had never considered himself the settling-down type, yet now that fatherhood had been thrust upon him, he was determined to give his sons his name. But their mother wasn't about to let him back into her life...at least not without

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ebook, Silhouette Desire #1892, 183 pages

Published September 2008 by Silhouette (first published October 1st 2007)

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Feb 03, 2012 Wicked Incognito Now rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Others have listed my reasons for hating this book. I'll just say: The hero, as a millionaire, was in the power position. Yet, he constantly remained powerful and overboding. He was overtly manipulative and unnecessarily angry before this book even started, so he SHOULD have had his ass handed to him by the heroine. He should've been taken down a notch. For this book to be acceptable for me, he should've been on his knees, giving power to the person who had none: the heroine.

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Feb 28, 2010 D.L. rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

When I saw this was one of the harelquin freebies, I just had to get it. I mean really, have you taken a good look at that cover? It cracks me up! I don't know if I should start with the two fat, oblivious babies... or the way he's holding them like two wiggling footballs he scooped up off the ground while gazing optimistically into the horizon... or the strange jaw buldge that suggets a jaw tumor. I mean it looks like some oddball in a suit picked up some kids at the supermarket and brought the...more

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Feb 02, 2009 adventurat rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: category, e-book, romance, research, 2009, free-e-harlequin

My research into What's New and Hot in Category Romance continues. This is my second free e-Harlequin.

Premise: One week of romantic bliss, which screechs to a halt when Tycoon Hero discovers that Poor but Honest Hardworking Heroine is in fact one of his employees, and not a guest on the cruise ship. He fires her and, assuming that she's after his money, refuses to countenance any explanation from her, either then or over the course of the next several months, when she calls, writes, and emails,...more My research into What's New and Hot in Category Romance continues. This is my second free e-Harlequin.

Premise: One week of romantic bliss, which screechs to a halt when Tycoon Hero discovers that Poor but Honest Hardworking Heroine is in fact one of his employees, and not a guest on the cruise ship. He fires her and, assuming that she's after his money, refuses to countenance any explanation from her, either then or over the course of the next several months, when she calls, writes, and emails, to no avail. Poor but Honest Hardworking Heroine (PbHHH) intrudes herself on him a year later to inform him of his double-fatherhood and request child support, as raising twins on the income from a mail-order gift basket business is proving to be a difficult thing.

The setting was (mostly) the flagship of the Tycoon Hero's (TH) cruise line, but the story could really have been set anywhere; it's not like the TH was a sailor at all, or that it was essential that they be at sea for any reasons of plot, except perhaps to keep the TH and the PbHHH at a physical remove from their offspring for most of the story, so that they could get up to the hijinks that had made the babies in the first place, and thus rediscover their Twu Wuv (which, of course, they must first vehemently deny, then give into, then deny again, rinse and repeat).

Tycoon Hero is (we are often told but not often shown) a ladies' man, recipient of dozens of invitations and propositions from his single female passengers on every cruise, no matter how brief, few of which he ever accepts. When the transcendent but failed affair with PbHHH comes to mind, he quickly reminds himself that she was no different from the rest of them, etc. He hangs onto this unsatisfying belief a good deal longer, and a good deal more stubbornly, than seems realistic; his reluctance to confess to really loving PbHHH, even after she's admitted hers to him, seemed kind of pointless except as a generator of word count.

Neither of the two leads was particularly three-dimensional - we learn in only the last couple of chapters that they're both orphans, for instance - and seem to have little else going on in their lives than being thrown together again. Secondary characters are as cardboard as the book's covers. The romance (and in this line, at least, the sex and the examination of the emotional status of every moment) takes precedence over character development, and there's not much room for subplot at only 55-60K.

The Secret Baby is not my favourite motif in romance novels, I think I'll have to say. Not only because it feeds the myth that 'having a baby will bring us closer together', but because the importance of keeping parents and child separate so that the adult relationship can blossom means that it's often necessary to resort to artificiality (e.g., tycoon cruise line owner who lives on his own flagship, and heroine who has a sister who's willing to babysit 4 month old twins so her sister can go beard the tycoon in his den) to make that possible.

Which shall I read next, I wonder; there are 14 more ebooks to read, in a variety of imprints. (less)

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Mar 23, 2009 A.M. rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fiction, romance

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Jun 10, 2013 Impy rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I've always found Maureen Child to be a good author. I appreciate her easy writing style that makes her books a fast read, while not being completely lacking in depth like some series romances can be.

That said, the characters in this book were worthless. The basic plot was that Jenna had a week long fling with her boss, Nick, who didnt know he was her boss. He found out, fired her without reference and then refused all contact with her when she tried to...more Spoilers, Spoilers, Everywhere Spoilers...

I've always found Maureen Child to be a good author. I appreciate her easy writing style that makes her books a fast read, while not being completely lacking in depth like some series romances can be.

That said, the characters in this book were worthless. The basic plot was that Jenna had a week long fling with her boss, Nick, who didnt know he was her boss. He found out, fired her without reference and then refused all contact with her when she tried to contact him repeatedly for the next year. Then she shows up on his cruise ship because its the only way to let him know that he is a father (as if legal channels wouldn't have been the way to go). They fall into bed again within days, though she knows he's a man whore who has a low opinion of women. He, meanwhile, wants to bed her and dump her and is annoyed that he wants her so much. She finds a naked chick in his bed at the same time he gets the DNA results saying he is the father, and she storms off back home.

Nick follows her home because he thinks the best thing to do would be for him to have one kid and her to keep the other. He changes his mind when he sees them, bully for him. He is rich as Midas, so threatens to sue for full custody if she doesn't let him live in her house while he gets to know the kids.

They of course fall into bed again. Then he decides they should get married, he buys a house and then tells her so. She says no because while she knows he loves their sons, he doesn't love her. He argues with her and then when he can't win the argument, tells her he loves her. And then she says yes.

Nick was a complete ass and Jenna was stupid. She didn't seem to care that he was a man who had treated her and almost every other woman he came in contact with like an item he could use, manipulate and discard at will. She didn't seem to mind that he bullied or blackmailed her into every situation. The sex was good and he loved her sons and while none of his actions proved it, he said he loved her so it must be so.

Basically, if this were a real life scenario, very quickly she would find herself in a marriage where she was not a partner but chattel. He would eventually start sleeping around again and her sons would grow up with the main male role model in their lives showing them that women were beneath them except for sex.

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Feb 24, 2013 L. rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance

Nick Falco is your typical Harlequin hero. He's filthy rich, handsome, has no personality and has women constantly throwing themselves at him. Jenna Baker is your typical Harlequin heroine. She's poor, beautiful, has no personality and a magic hoo-ha that makes her stand out from the rest of the women the hero has ever slept with.

After a whirlwind affair, Nick quickly dumps Jenna. She's unable to contact him via phone, text or email to tell him she's pregnant. (I guess it never occurred to her t...more

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Feb 14, 2013 Noelle rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Nobody

Shelves: dont-buy-ever, ebooks, who-likes-this-dude, reading-challenge-2013

This is the first book I read on an ereader. Interesting experience - terrible book.

This review will contain spoilers.

Baby Bonanza is the lame story of a couple whose romance got interrupted due to some blatant miscommunication. Despite knowing he's her boss, Jenna decides to flirt and eventually sleep with Nick. Upon discovering who she is, he fires her and refuses to hear her side of the story. Shortly after that wondrous event, Jenna realizes she's pregnant with Nick's twin baby boys.

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Sep 14, 2012 HarlequinRomanceReviews rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Nick Falco runs a successful cruise line and hires only the best. He had Jenna Baker as his employee one time, but when he met her doing her duties on the ship, he thought of her as a guest. They had a fling, but when Nick realized that she was an employee of the cruise lines, he fired her without any other word.

Now, it's been a while, and Jenna is starting to see how stupid she had been. How could she have possibly thought that having an affair based on deception with a billionaire was a good i...more Nick Falco runs a successful cruise line and hires only the best. He had Jenna Baker as his employee one time, but when he met her doing her duties on the ship, he thought of her as a guest. They had a fling, but when Nick realized that she was an employee of the cruise lines, he fired her without any other word.

Now, it's been a while, and Jenna is starting to see how stupid she had been. How could she have possibly thought that having an affair based on deception with a billionaire was a good idea? She has two twin boys as the result of that, and while she doesn't want to, the truth is that Nick, the father, must learn the truth.

So Jenna rents a room on the cruise and leaves a scribbled note for Nick. While she only wants the father to know, she doesn't expect to come barging into her babies' lives...and her heart.

There was absolutely zero plot in this book, and the characters were as flat as cardboard. The premise had potential, but the way it was carried out made it a complete fail. Jenna Baker is supposed to be the hardworking heroine we all sympathize with, and that's fine. But in the end, she should come out with some control over her knight in armor's heart--but here, Nick is, was, and always will be the powerful, controlling one in their relationship. And while I'm all for some sexy alpha heroes, this guy was...well, overbearing. He has the money, the looks, the attitude...why is he even with such a normal person like Jenna Baker in the first place?

The twins were little robots who didn't do much except smile at their mention in the first few chapters and smile again at their father when he came to meet them. While I want to fall in love with the hero and appreciate the heroine, I also want to feel some affection for the heroine's kids. But that's a no-can-do scenario here, because there were just shadows of babies to fall in love with, not an actual living, breathing, realistic drooling machine.

Not a very recommended read. It was too short to have a good plot, had zero character development, and didn't work for me as a whole.(less)

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Aug 24, 2012 Ozzy Ross rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Terlalu cepat Nick & Jenna jatuh cinta, tidak dapat feel kedua tokohnya. Ceritanya simple sih, Nick Falco mengelola kapal pesiar, Nick bertemu dg Jenna diatas kapal, jenna bekerja dikapal nick. Mereka menjalin hubungan singkat, Nick langsung memutuskan hubungan mereka ketika tahu bahwa Jenna bekerja untuk dia, Nick berprinsip tidak akan menjalin hubungan dengan pegawai sendiri. Setelahnya Jenna mendapati ia hamil, ia berusaha menghubungi Nick lewat telepon & email tapi semua gagal (gagal...more

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Jul 29, 2012 Sam rated it 1 of 5 stars Recommends it for: no one

Shelves: contemporary-romance, freebies, read-in-2012

Free book on Kobo, I'm so thankful I didn't have to pay for it.
The basic premise was good but the execution was dreadful. It had potential but kept going downhill until the end, that's when it went over the cliff head first. Angry, manipulative, playboy walks all over single mother of his twins. He threatens to take them away or split them up with 1 kid going to each parent because he is pissed she didn't tell him about them, and needs child support. Despite the fact she spent a year trying to...more

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Oct 07, 2011 Ananda rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: contemporary, romance, read-in-2011

I didn't like it! There, I've said it!
I got this as a free e-book on Harlequin's site and thought it was about time I read one of Harlequin's books. Well, I am not sorry for reading it and will probably read more of their books in the future, but this particular book just wasn't for me.
The first thing that caught my eye was the cover!
I love the babies, but the picture of that macho guy holding them seems a bit silly, to be frank. But ok..it's a story about a Macho guy who just finds out he's bec...more

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Sep 24, 2011 Rachael rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

well had this in my ebook library for awhile )was a free harliquin book so i cant complain too much) read in less than 2 days

the book was ok .. though i did have a few niggles about it

the first seemed to be yes the heroine did get pregnant and she DID try and get hold of him for over a year (emails , letters , phone calls)
but did she try and get hold of him via his lawyer if it was a paternity thing ?
and the hero (or so called hero) nick .... well what can i say about him .. he came across as...more

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Jul 31, 2011 Paige rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: i-own, nook, 2011-books

For a year, Jenna Baker has been trying to get a hold of Cruise line owner Nick Falco. A year ago, she worked for his cruise line and he mistook her for a guest and they spent a week of bliss together. However that all came crashing down when he discovered she worked for him and he fired her on the spot, never to hear or see her again.

So that's how she finds herself in the worst cabin the cruise has to offer in order to tell Nick he fathered her four month old twin sons.

Learning he may be a fa...more

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Jun 23, 2011 Rebecca (agirlirlblog) rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, harlequin

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I downloaded this one for free from the Harlequin website a few weeks ago and started reading it earlier this week as a brain break from reading that I needed to do for my class. I typically don't find romances to be very realistic, but it usually doesn't bother me because I just consider them to be a different form of fantasy, but this book was even more unrealistic than the typical romance.

First, there is a heroine who has twins and yet has a perfect body only four months later. She's managed...more I downloaded this one for free from the Harlequin website a few weeks ago and started reading it earlier this week as a brain break from reading that I needed to do for my class. I typically don't find romances to be very realistic, but it usually doesn't bother me because I just consider them to be a different form of fantasy, but this book was even more unrealistic than the typical romance.

First, there is a heroine who has twins and yet has a perfect body only four months later. She's managed to start up a successful gift basket business during that time and is apparently making enough money to be able to pay all of her bills, a mortgage, and support two babies all one her own. She must have some miraculous marketing skills to have garnered that much clientele, plus the tremendous amount of time she would need to spend to personally make all of those gift baskets.

Then we have a hero who dumped her after only a week a little over a year ago, and yet they both can't stop thinking of each other to this day. The hero considers her to be a routine liar, continuously plots against the heroine, is angry with her most of the time, and to top it all off, threatens to take custody of her children if she doesn't do what he wants.

Is this guy in *any* way likable at all? Then at the end they are in "love" and getting married? Er...where was all the love again? Sure, plenty of lust all the way through, but there was practically never a moment the whole way through that expressed any amount of love from either of them.

Sure, I get the whole alpha male thing, but in other alpha male romances, the guy still has some redeeming qualities. It tends to be more of a surface cruelty. This guy has nothing redeeming about him the whole way through and only "admits" to love at the very end, and then only because he feels coerced into it. Just not believable at all.

It was still fun to read, and it was free, so I gave it a couple of stars, but it was definitely not one of the better romances I've read.(less)

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Jun 30, 2009 Minze rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance

The premise of this book is OK. Heroine has affair with hero, doesn't tell him she's his employee, he finds out anyway and fires her because he feels betrayed. The book starts when she runs him to earth on his cruise ship and tells him he's a father and would he please pay child support? And that's where the author lost me.

For one thing, the whole situation felt irreal. The hero is living on his cruise ship. Why would he do that? Isn't he losing money if he's living in the best cabin instead of...more

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Jun 19, 2012 Michelle rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This was a really fun read. I loved that it jumped right in to the story but did not make me feel like I was missing information. Ms. Child did a very good job of quickly providing the background needed to pull the reader in to the story and then hit the ground running. Nick is a billionaire who earned his money through luxury cruise ships. Jenna is a former employee who after a brief affair becomes pregnant with his twins. After multiple failed attempts to gain Nick’s attention and introduce hi...more

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Mar 12, 2011 Kate rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: contemporary-romance, romance, harlequin, free, cruise-ship

I think my deep dislike of the two main characters made me dislike everything about this book.

I didn't understand their motives. Jenna decides to leave her four month old twins to get child support. However she now claims to have a good job. I can't understand how she managed to leave the boys for that long at such an early age and the way he didn't really mention the boys all that often annoyed me. and she managed to get her figure all perfect in such a short time after giving birth... Amazing...more

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Sep 10, 2009 Nicole rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-in-2009

This was the first time I've read any books by this author and after a string of bad luck with not enjoying the stories from the Desire line, I was hesitant to dive in and read. But I'd made a promise to myself to get through my TBR pile here before getting any new books. :-) So I started reading it. I loved it! I couldn't put it down--just ask my hubby. :-) Due to the story plot I expected bitterness. And yes there is some. There has to be some. But it didn't dominate as I'd expected. And thing...more

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Mar 06, 2013 Maria rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, ebooks, 2013

I really am quite tired of romance novel characters consisting of a handsome and filthy rich guy (preferably a billionaire) who could get himself anything he wants, and a damsel in distress (preferably middle class) who admits what money can do, but is indifferent to it especially when it belongs to the leading man. Maybe that's one thing I should praise Nicholas Sparks for—none of his leading men are men who would sue a journalist after being called a millionaire.

I didn't really like the charac...more

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Jan 25, 2012 Sarah Smyczynski rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The book was entertaining, which is exactly what you look for in something of this genre. It's not trying to challenge you, or change your life - just amuse you. In that regard, and since the book was free, I have trouble giving it too much fault.

However, this is the second book I've seen lately where the woman hides a child(ren) because she doesn't think that the father would want to be involved. It makes me sad that these books don't want to give men more credit. Also, what is up with the men,...more

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Jan 01, 2013 Missy Jane rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I had expected this to be a cheesy love story because the title and cover were really riding that edge. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the characters and the writing. Both were really good and I'm now intrigued enough to want to know more.
Jenna met Nick aboard one of his cruise ships and they had a week-long flaming affair. Once he learned she worked for him he dumped her and fired her immediately. Now that a year has passed by without a word between them she's aboard one of his ships ag...more

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Oct 22, 2012 Stacy S. rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: people who love babies

Shelves: silhouette-obsession, romance

This was a fast and easy read. It wasn't as exciting as I would have thought. Jenna had an affair with her boss, Nick, even though he had no idea she worked for him. He found out the truth, fired her and that was that.
One year later, Jenna came back as a passenger to Nick's new cruise ship, the Falcon's Pride, with a surprise. He was the father of twins. But since women are constantly throwing themselves at him, he even questioned the paternity. He demanded a DNA test to confirm.
Through all the...more

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Feb 11, 2012 Teena in Toronto rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I don't read a lot of Harlequin Romances. Nothing against them but I like books with a little more meat to them. I came across this book as a free download on the Kobo site ... I don't say no to free.

It's a typical Harlequin Romance ... hard-hearted boy meets gullible girl and they fall in love, they break up over a misunderstanding, boy is mean to girl and breaks her heart, boy and girl meet up again and eventually are suddenly and amazingly still in love after overcoming some confusion. The tw...more

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Feb 07, 2011 Kristi (Books N Beans) rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance

After reading so many group reads and "obligatory" reads in January. I was finding myself a little burnt out. I wanted to read a book that was just for...poops and ha-ha's (that's a nicer way of saying S&!*s and giggles).

I cranked up my Kindle and got to work on some "Harlequins" that I had downloaded for free. I placed quotation marks around Harlequin because not all of the books were Harlequin published. For me that just means they are the smaller variety romances. The kind that normally...more

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Apr 04, 2012 Emily rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: bad-boys, betrayal, boss-employee-romance, fiesty-heroine, pregnancy, own-kindle

If Nick Falco sees something he wants he goes after it, with a reputation as a playboy he has never been as mesmerized as he was when he met Jenna Baker. The one indulgance Nick never embarked though was getting involved with an employees and once he found out she was one, he quickly kicked her out of his life. A year later, Nick still cannot move past Jenna and is unsettled when he finds out she is on his ship.

Jenna has tried to get ahold of Nick with no success, so it is time for a full face...more

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Mar 21, 2011 Booklover rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: baby-children, fun-humourous, love, office-romance, pregnancy-surrogacy, parents

What a CUTE book,I really enjoyed the ease of reading this book and it kept me on the edge of wanting to keep reading and not putting it down. I finished it within less than 24 hours. I thought it was a fun book although the ending was expected to be as it was. I still loved reading it.

Absolutely adored Jenna,how she fights for her children's rights and is ever prepared for any accusation that Nick can hurl at her,she ready with all documents,proofs and words and when Nick is tongue tied when a...more

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Dec 17, 2010 Joy rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance

Harlequin freebie, of the "brides, babies and billionaires" type. I guess Child is a good surname for an author writing a "baby" type romance. Cruise line owner Nick Falco (now doesn't that name just ooze testosterone? And ladies, his boys can swim!) has had an affair with an employee--but he fired her when he realized she worked for him. She's tried to get in touch with him, with no success--he's ignoring her, and he's knocked her up with not one but 2 babies. She has to take a cruise just to g...more

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Nov 14, 2012 Ann has a dirty mouth rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

My month of reading free books continues with this turd. This is the sort of book that people think of when they put Harlequins down- it has all of the strangest tropes such as billionaires, secret babies, and an impossibly sweet too good to be true heroine. I haven't mentioned the huge amounts of purple prose this book contains- that is the real deal breaker for me. I can read nearly anything as long as it is well written.

Anyways, Nick Falco is a jerk. He never redeemed himself to my satisfacti...more

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Mar 16, 2011 Liz B rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: contemporaryrealisticfiction, romance, ebook

This had a compelling, tension-filled beginning: I didn't mean to read it; I was just browsing through some of my five jillion kindle freebies. But it dragged me in and I read 50% before I forced myself to turn out the light.

Unfortunately, the second half was a letdown. The hero ended up doing some of the typical category romance jerky stuff, and I found the resolution abrupt and almost utterly unbelievable. I mean, (view spoiler)...more

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Mar 31, 2011 Felicia rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Don't judge me. It was free on my e-book, and I was intrigued by the ridiculous cover and title. Seriously, look at it. Some clueless doofus juggling two chunky babies in front of a city-at-sunset backdrop. Ah-MAZ-ing.

I'm going to have to call shenanigans on the title though. The babies weren't even in the book for at least 80% of it. What kind of poor excuse for a bonanza is that? And what kind of mother leaves her newborn babies to go off on a cruise, estranged father of her children or not?...more

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About Maureen Child

USA Today best selling author Maureen Child is the author of more than ninety romance novels and novellas. Maureen is a five time nominee for the prestigious Rita award from Romance Writers of America.
One of her novels, A Pocketful Of Paradise, was made into a CBS-TV movie called The Soul Collector, starring Melissa Gilbert, Bruce Greenwood and Ossie Davis.
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