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Christmas Deliveries
A Very Special Need by Caroline Anderson
“Daddy, do you think you’ll ever find another mummy for me?” Alice said. Inexplicably Hugh thought of Judith, and banished the thought as idle fantasy. Maybe, one day,” he replied. He bent and hugged Alice. “I’m not lonely, Toots. I’ve got you and Martin to keep me company.” Her little arms snaked around his neck and hugged him tight, and a wet and very welcome kiss landed somewhere between his eyes and his ear. “I love you, Daddy,” she whispered.
Christmas is for Kids...with all the season’s magic and merriment!
Mistletoe Mother by Josie Metcalfe
It was snowing, and Seth was cursing himself for coming. When he finally made it inside the front door, he discovered that he wasn't alone. Ella couldn't beleive it. Here of all places was the man who had made her pregnant, then abandoned her.
He wanted to know why she had run out on him! Why hadn't she said she was pregnant? Ella told him - that when she'd discovered her pregnancy, she'd also learned about his wife!
Ella was approaching term, the roads were blocked and Seth was the only gynecologist in sight. They were stuck together for the most emotional Christmas of their lives...
Worth the Risk by Sarah Morgan
From the moment they met, fighting together to save two young lives, Dr. Ally McGuire and Dr. Sean Nicholson were and explosive team! Sean was keen to follow his up out of surgery hours, but while he didn’t want commitment of any kind, Ally knew she could never settle for a brief affair. Neither was prepared to risk falling in love...until, after one unexpected night of passion, Ally became pregnant...
“Daddy, do you think you’ll ever find another mummy for me?” Alice said. Inexplicably Hugh thought of Judith, and banished the thought as idle fantasy. Maybe, one day,” he replied. He bent and hugged Alice. “I’m not lonely, Toots. I’ve got you and Martin to keep me company.” Her little arms snaked around his neck and hugged him tight, and a wet and very welcome kiss landed somewhere between his eyes and his ear. “I love you, Daddy,” she whispered.
Christmas is for Kids...with all the season’s magic and merriment!
Mistletoe Mother by Josie Metcalfe
It was snowing, and Seth was cursing himself for coming. When he finally made it inside the front door, he discovered that he wasn't alone. Ella couldn't beleive it. Here of all places was the man who had made her pregnant, then abandoned her.
He wanted to know why she had run out on him! Why hadn't she said she was pregnant? Ella told him - that when she'd discovered her pregnancy, she'd also learned about his wife!
Ella was approaching term, the roads were blocked and Seth was the only gynecologist in sight. They were stuck together for the most emotional Christmas of their lives...
Worth the Risk by Sarah Morgan
From the moment they met, fighting together to save two young lives, Dr. Ally McGuire and Dr. Sean Nicholson were and explosive team! Sean was keen to follow his up out of surgery hours, but while he didn’t want commitment of any kind, Ally knew she could never settle for a brief affair. Neither was prepared to risk falling in love...until, after one unexpected night of passion, Ally became pregnant...
Mass Market Paperback
First published December 3, 2004
About the author
Caroline Anderson
454 books64 followersCaroline Anderson's first romance novel was published in 1991 by Mills & Boon, and she specializes in medical romances. Her most long and popular series is "The Audley Memorial Hospital", where romance is the best medicine of all. In 2002, she published the original Double Destiny Duology, where Fran Williams lives two different lifes and loves. Now, she has created a new successful series, Yoxburgh, a tycoons's series.
Caroline Anderson continues to write her romances from her home in Suffolk, England, UK.
Caroline Anderson continues to write her romances from her home in Suffolk, England, UK.
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