I liked it. It was sweet and romantic with a nice sprinkle of sensual spice. I was a little frustrated with Colin holding a torch for the wrong woman for so long, but he was a romantic hero and came through in the end. The "hunt for Chantal" escapade dragged on rather too long but otherwise the characters made this story come alive. Little Melody was adorable. I started with the second book in the series and I was pleasantly surprised that this story is told as a long flashback--and it works! 3.5 stars.
Monica G. (champsmom) -
This series just keeps getting better~!
This book is the second in a series. That is the best I can say about it. If you are into soft porn this is the book for you....if not, stay away.
The premise of the book is that a sweet 3 year old little girl is dropped off at an exclusive gentleman's club with a note that mommy stopped paying and it is now daddy's turn. We now have 3 books to find the father. Book one was sweet, book 2 left me wondering who Ms Bradley had write for her. This is the book of Colin and I could go into the story but it is so dull why bother...it is about Colin's sex drive and his fickle "love" for the woman he believes to be the little girls mother. This is nothing but a soft porn novel in long dresses. I don't feel I need to waste my time here just know what you are getting into, it is not your normal Celeste Bradley book by any means.
The premise of the book is that a sweet 3 year old little girl is dropped off at an exclusive gentleman's club with a note that mommy stopped paying and it is now daddy's turn. We now have 3 books to find the father. Book one was sweet, book 2 left me wondering who Ms Bradley had write for her. This is the book of Colin and I could go into the story but it is so dull why bother...it is about Colin's sex drive and his fickle "love" for the woman he believes to be the little girls mother. This is nothing but a soft porn novel in long dresses. I don't feel I need to waste my time here just know what you are getting into, it is not your normal Celeste Bradley book by any means.
