Anny P. (wolfnme) reviewed One Man and a Baby (Silhouette Romance, No 1824) on + 3389 more book reviews
Bad boy Rick Capriotti has been hired to be the temporary manager of a two thousand acre horse farm.
Wouldn't you know, Ashley Meljac wants the same job. Barring the fact she will inherit the farm someday.
Rick has returned to Calhoun Corners, but not alone. He has brought his daughter of six months with him. Therein lies a neat story.
Now then, Ashley stumbles onto the fact that Rick has a baby daughter.
Conflict starts when Ashley is told that Rick is to train her in farm management. And he very agressively enters her bedroom and does he get an eyefull. As you know the hormones play an active part in their attraction.
Very nice plot - very good characters - nicely family orionated.
Definitely recommend
Wouldn't you know, Ashley Meljac wants the same job. Barring the fact she will inherit the farm someday.
Rick has returned to Calhoun Corners, but not alone. He has brought his daughter of six months with him. Therein lies a neat story.
Now then, Ashley stumbles onto the fact that Rick has a baby daughter.
Conflict starts when Ashley is told that Rick is to train her in farm management. And he very agressively enters her bedroom and does he get an eyefull. As you know the hormones play an active part in their attraction.
Very nice plot - very good characters - nicely family orionated.
Definitely recommend
Marsha S. (Chycole) reviewed One Man and a Baby (Silhouette Romance, No 1824) on + 479 more book reviews
When Rick Capriotti is hired over her as manager on the family hrost farm, Ashley Meljac feels betrayed because Rick is a notorious bad boy who has only recently returned to Calhoun Corners. But Ashley's anger dissipates when she discovers he's an "accidental" father now struggling to raise a baby. As she watches him with the toddler, she wants to believe he's a changed man. And that he's also go t a place for her in his heart.
