Daddy in the House

by Linda Style

Investigator Logan Wakefield's daughter Hallie has had an accident. When the little girl comes to, she wants him to stay with her. Attorney Dana Marlowe is hurt, and she doesn't know how to react when her ex-husband announces he's moving back into the family home to stay with Hallie. She has no choicebut to agree, at least while their little girl is recovering and while Dana is working on an important and potentially dangerous case. But Dana soon discovers that even the most brilliant attorney can't defend her heart against love.

288 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published March 1, 2001

About the author

Linda Style is an award-winning, national bestselling author of 20 novels and two nonfiction books on how to write a novel. Her books are sold worldwide and in over a dozen languages.

Linda writes for both traditional publishers (Harlequin) and is also an independent author. Her awards include the Daphne du Maurier Award of Excellence, the HOLT Medallion. the Golden Rose, Best Book of the Year, and the USA Today Best Romance of the year.

With degrees in Journalism and Behavioral Health, she's worked in a number of jobs, including, mental health specialist, writing instructor, and magazine editor. When not writing, she says she loves to travel and research her books, take photographs, play tennis, and hike in the mysterious Arizona mountains...the best place on the planet to make up new stories.

Reviews

[Stephanie · Rating 3 out of 5]

This Harlequin Super Romance has been sitting on my shelf since the days I had the above ground pool and I would sit in it for hours and read my mail-order paperbacks from a variety of clubs. This was one that I thought - meh - I'll get to some day. I didn't want to loss it, or donate but I just didn't quite get to read, along with a whole shelf full that still sits there and torment me from time to time. I really need that shelf for other things but I can't bear to just get rid of a book without giving it a fair chance of at least a few pages perused.

Well, this was actually a pretty good read. It was quite suspenseful in the drama and romance department as well as the personal childhood area. I quite liked it and couldn't put it down toward the end. I forgot how these books played up their hunka hunka burning loves. ha ha

I only regret that it kept me from reading a library book that has a time limit - but I have to read it on my computer screen and I'm just not keen on that -- currently. This was a distraction from that and I could read it in bed with no guilt.