Claimed: The Pregnant Heiress (The Takeover #1)
by
Day Leclaire
"I'm having your baby."With those words, Emma Worth changed Chase Larson's life forever. Having been born on the wrong side of the marriage bed, the millionaire vowed no baby of his would be so cruelly labeled. There was just one thing that might keep him from making Emma his wife: their feuding families.
She'd never dreamed one night with Chase would bind them forever. The...more
She'd never dreamed one night with Chase would bind them forever. The...more
Mass Market Paperback, 192 pages
Published
January 11th 2011
by Silhouette Books
(first published December 21st 2010)
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Not bad, not great. I never really got a feel for the heroine in this book. She seemed very "poor little rich girl" to me and not much else. She also seemed overly emotional to me, though I can cut her some slack in that regard since she is pregnant from the beginning. The hero was a little more interesting and likeable. I felt like the plot probably did more to set up the rest of the series than I usually like. The hero and heroine's journey to their HEA just didn't grab me. I suspect that is m...more
I quite liked this one. The hero is a nice honorable man. The heroine is in no way a wimp. The story is well written and the plot makes sense and is well developed. The emotions of the hero and heroine were believable. I see shades of other books to come but this is not just a big setup for future books. The characters that I suspect might have stories in future books all have a part to play in this one. All in all a very well written story.
Okay this has a short story about the hero's brother Ra...more
Okay this has a short story about the hero's brother Ra...more
After having a passionate affair weeks ago, Emma Worth and Chase Larson realize they are on opposite sides of a contentious business deal. Worse than that, Emma discovers that she's pregnant. Luckily the heat that originally brought them together is still there. But trying to make their romance last requires something more than overwhelming passion. At the very least, can they get their feuding families to get along.
This was a solid story but there wasn't really that much conflict between the pr...more
This was a solid story but there wasn't really that much conflict between the pr...more
Claimed: The Pregnant Heiress by Day Leclaire, is a typical category. Hero(H) and heroine(h) spent one night together, they meet again at some party where the H's stepbrother is buying h's father company. Sparks are still there, turns out h is preggers. Hero wants to marry her since he was illegitimate, heroine is not sure.
And there it goes.
And there it goes.
This is a great story. Doesn't start of with a lot of romance but when Emma and chase realise there's more then attraction between each sparks really fly. Chases brother Rafe starts a war with Emma father and takes over worth company. At the end of the book there's a short story about Rafe. It's a great look at what he was like younger.
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Day Leclaire writes for the Harlequin Desire line and lives in the midst of a maritime forest on Hatteras Island on North Carolina’s Outer Banks. Despite the yearly storms that batter them and the occasional power outages, she finds the beautiful climate, superb fishing, and unbeatable seascape more than adequate compensation. Being flexible and having a sense of humor also helps, she’s discovered...more
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