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Somebody's Baby

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"That's My Baby!"

Wealthy, sensual Grant Chambers was everything Nina Fairchild had learned to avoid. But when bizarre events led her to Grant's powerful family, she had no choice but to ask for his help. For Grant's new nephew was the spitting image of Nina's missing son....

She had to prove her claim to the baby Grant so clearly loved. Convincing him would take all the evidence she could produce. But as records of her pregnancy mysteriously disappeared, Nina's only hope was to appeal to his heart....

256 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published October 1, 1998

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January 13, 2012
4 Stars! ~ Baby Dustin is all Nina has. Her husband died before she could tell him she was pregnant. The hospital fire separates Nina from her baby, and now her baby is lost. Grant doesn't know what to do with this crazy woman claiming that his nephew is her son. His sister assures him that the baby is hers. Yet Grant can't help being drawn to Nina, so he promises her that he'll help to find her baby. As they follow the trail, Grant is torn; Nina is either delusional or someone really wants to make it look that way. I enjoyed this book. Ms. Stevens did a great job of making Nina's plight seem very real.

Lost and Found trilogy Book #1

In a private hospital in Galveston, three women go into labour at the same time. Shortly after the births, a fire breaks out in the hospital.
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January 24, 2011
2.5 stars

Amusing, and definitely worth the $.30 I paid for it. But the pacing is uneven, and the book has trouble deciding whether it is primarily a mystery or a romance novel. The mystery -- which dominated the first 80% of the book -- is suddenly and all too neatly resolved in the last 20%.
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