Welcome Home, Daddy

by Carrie Weaver

Keep life simple, safe. Avoid risks. Annie Marsh learned that the hard way when she was just a kid. So what possessed her to forget those rules for one night with Reservist Drew Vincent? Could've been the fact he was shipping out the next day. Regardless, next thing Annie knows, she's a new mommy...and her son's daddy is missing and presumed dead.

That is, until two-plus years later when she answers her front door. Turns out Drew is not only very much alive, he's about to discover he's a dad. And that initial spark between Annie and Drew? It's on the verge of becoming all-consuming. But how can she trust her heart and her son to a man who risks his life every day?

Genres: Romance

256 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published August 1, 2009

About the author

With two teenage sons, three cats and a dog, Carrie Weaver leads a full life! She loves to wind down by indulging in chocolate and reading a good book yes, the pages occasionally get smudged. The books she writes reflect real life and real love, with all the ups, downs and emotion involved. She is honored to have been nominated for the prestigious RITA Award, the Booksellers Best Award and an RT BookClub Reviewers Choice Award."

Reviews

[Donna Hatch · Rating 3 out of 5]

A sweet, fun story about a young woman dealing with the aftermath of one reckless night with a stranger and how complicated it gets when the father of her child, whom she thought had died, walks back into her life. Very likable characters and a satisfying story,although at times the 18 month old seemed a little too advanced. (But maybe my children were just slow.)

For those of you who prefer clean stories, it had on-screen sex and very little bad language.

[Amy Barrett · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really enjoyed the characters and it felt relatable in some ways. The kid seems to be advanced for his age as others have pointed out but wasn't too bad. I enjoyed that there wasn't any sex. Not criticizing other books but I prefer to read books without the description. 😂 It does reference God a lot so if you're not into religion you may not like it. I really enjoyed the read.

[Danielle Nicholson · Rating 1 out of 5]

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