Thats what I'm looking for , I don't care what historical time period only that its before lets say the 1930's. The hero dosen't have to be the father of the baby. Thanks for any input  you have!!!

Dragonfly in Amber by Diana Gabaldon. But for a complete understanding of the story, you'll want to read Outlander first.

Thanks but ya no I've never really like the books by Diana Gabaldon . I know lots of other people like her books , I don't know why I don't like those books I guess I 'm just weird that way. Thanks though!! 

I'm interested in this topic too.  I just read one -- she was carrying the h's baby through insemination - and it was good.  of course I can't recall the name, but I'll work on it some more.

First one that pops in my head is Prisoner of My Desire by Johanna Lindsey.

The Tender Stranger by Carolyn Davidson.  Touching book. 

Thee best one I've ever come across.......Morning Glory by LaVyrle Spencer.

My favorite would by "The Devil You Know" by Liz Carlyle

 There's  A Scandalous Marriage by Cathy Maxwell.  Read that one a long while back, but I seem to remember it being pretty decent.  Hero comes upon the heroine the night she goes in labor actually.  And they knew each other before.  It's not his baby.

"West of Heaven" Victoria Bylin

Annie's Song by Catherine Anderson - Terrific story, IMO.

Cold Night, Warm Stranger by Jill Gregory - Don't let the name keep you from checking it out.

RIDE THE FIRE by Pamela Clare, set in the 1700s Colonial america

Ha, I have a couple of these! (the story line intrigued me too) They may need to be moved closer to the top of Mt. TBR:)

The only one I could think of is An Undeniable Rogue by Annette Blair.

How pregnant? I have read several lately where the heroine gets pregnant?

Um thats kinda hard to answer. my best  answer is i want the book story to be strongly influenced by the pregnancy so i would say that the pregnancy should at least start near the begining of the book not the end like in many historicals. Hope this helped sorry if it diddnt make any sense!!

I thought that is what you meant! I will pick through my recents and see what I can remember! :)

Jess

I have alot on my bookshelf

Kim- I read what you said about the Cathy Maxwell book and thought- oh, I'm going to have to look for that one! I found it alright- on my tbr! LOL

How about " Love Comes Softly" by Janette Oke?