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The Pregnancy Plan
Dermid McTaggart faces the hardest decision of his life - he must find a surrogate mother to carry his baby, or lose the chance of having children. The last person Dermid expects to help him is Lacey Maxwell, his late wife's sister....
Lacey is determined: she'll take one year off from her successful career to have their baby, then she'll leave. Unless Dermid can convince her to stay?
- GenresHarlequin
186 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published January 1, 2002
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May 13, 2016
Umm, nope. Dermid is a widower still reeling from the loss of his wife, Alice, three years ago. Lacey is the sister-in-law he needles and is so nasty to.
Make a long story short, Dermid and Alice had an embryo that ends in implanted in Lacey as a surrogate. Lace sacrifices a huge modeling contract, moves to the llama farm, and transforms herself from Betty Boop into Betty Crocker. Dermid is snotty and dismissive a good part of the time considering her career as a model as beneath contempt. He does little to change.
My rating is one, the hero is a jackass and not in the fun way, and, two,
Make a long story short, Dermid and Alice had an embryo that ends in implanted in Lacey as a surrogate. Lace sacrifices a huge modeling contract, moves to the llama farm, and transforms herself from Betty Boop into Betty Crocker. Dermid is snotty and dismissive a good part of the time considering her career as a model as beneath contempt. He does little to change.
My rating is one, the hero is a jackass and not in the fun way, and, two,
February 16, 2012
While you can figure out this whole book after reading chapter one it was a nice easy read and was a nice filler.
July 16, 2013
While you can figure out this whole book after reading chapter one it was a nice easy read and was a nice filler.
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