Her One and Only Valentine

by Trish Wylie

He's back--for the valentine he never should have let go...When Kane Healey had to fight the hardest battle of his life, he learned the true meaning of "if you love someone, you have to let them go," and decided to face his future alone.

Young and afraid, Rhiannon discovered she was pregnant. But Kane had gone, unaware of the precious miracle he'd left behind....

Now they have one last chance to put past mistakes behind them. As the Valentine's Day ball approaches, will Kane get down on one knee and make his valentine his bride?

Genres: Harlequin

192 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 15, 2009

About the author

Irish author Trish Wylie wrote more than twenty books for Harlequin before becoming an Indie author. She is a three times Romantic Times Reviewers Choice award winner and was a finalist in the HOLT, EPPIE, Booksellers Best, Golden Quill and Write Touch Readers Awards. She lives in the north west of Ireland on the borders between the beautiful counties of Fermanagh and Donegal with her four-legged family but when at all possible likes to hop across the pond to New York, her favorite city in the world.

Reviews

[Delfina Posse · Rating 4 out of 5]

Okay le doy muy buen puntaje porque hasta lloré. Capaz son las hormonas -siempre son las hormonas- pero me gustó mucho la manera en que se desarrolló la historia. Simple y feliz, como se supone que es una clásica Harlequin.
Me gusta que el misterio de la paternidad se devele en las primeras diez hojas, te ahorra un misterio innecesario, y el personaje de él me cae genial. Ahora bien: lo saco a patadas de la casa si llega con todas esas exigencias repentinas y esos juicios de valor después de 10 años de ausencia.
En general muy dinámica y entretenida. Hace mucho no leía y me atrapó.

No cringe detected.

[Susan (susayq ~) · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was a pretty decent read. It kept my attention and had some angst. What I felt it lacked was romance. The hero ad heroine (yes, I just finished reading this and can't remember their names - his last name started with an H and he called her Mac) spent most of the story being angry at each other for what happened in the past. Or, they were avoiding being alone and using their daughter as a shield for one another.

[Calysta · Rating 2 out of 5]

more 1.5 but it wasn't hideous, though I did not care for how the man finally got around to telling the woman his feelings, it was manipulative

[Sylvia · Rating 3 out of 5]

Modern