Customer Reviews

Cowboy Cootchie - Coo (Accidental Dads) (Harlequin American Romance)

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Tina Leonard has taken a jump from SCARLET books to Harlequin American Romance, and now we're gathered at the Yellowjacket Cafe and meet cowboy Brant Durning whose been away for three months, and when he returns he receives a shock when lovely Grace Barclay tells him he is going to be a daddy! Oh, boy, there's big trouble in Fairhaven, Texas. Brant is also going to be an uncle! This is a baby making town. You take a short leave of absence and look what happens. Ms. Leonard has a style all her own when it comes to cowboys and babies.

You are going to have a lot of fun reading this adorable story!

Suzanne Coleburn

At the first it was GREAT. Things you did not expect to happen happened, but IT was bound to take place. From about half way through the book i knew that IT was going to happen. I like to be kept at the edge of my seat. I would like to read more of Tina's books!!!!

IT is something that happens in the book i do not want to reveal to the ones that have not read it!!

HAPPY READING!!

Tina Leonard certainly can write from both the hero and heroine's point of view, giving the reader a most enjoyable love story. Her characters are always fresh and new, and she works wonders with the romance surrounding the approaching birth of the baby in this one. A fun romance!

I usually steer clear of romance novels with a baby in them. But after reading Romantic Times review of this book, I had to add it to my collection. And I wasn't disappointed. If fact, I liked it so much I nominated it for Romance Writers of America's Book of the Year for 1998. The hero and heroine are both likeable and believable characters.

To be honest with you, I usually steer clear of romances with babies in them. But I couldn't resist reading Tina Leonard's book after seeing the book previewed in Romantic Times. And I was not disappointed--the hero is "such a guy" that he will steal your heart away. Why can't every town have a Brant Durning? I loved this story so much, I nominated it for Romance Writers of America's "Book of the Year".

This is my 2nd book by Tina Leonard. The first one I really enjoyed but this book was very boring. It took all I had to finish it! Not one I would recommend.