Dr. Toby Cole, a widowed pediatrician, is delighted. Lindsey, his exasperating ten-year-old daughter, is out of the doldrums at last. A new friend has moved in next door.
Well, not a friend friend. Susannah Dawson is the retired thirty-two
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Judith Arnold knew she wanted to be a writer by the time she was four. She loved making up stories (not exactly the same thing as lying) and enjoying the adventures of her fictional characters. With more than eight-five published novels to her name, she has been able to live her dream. Four of Judith's novels have received awards from RT Book Reviews Magazine (for Best Harlequin American Romance, Best Harlequin Superromance, Best Series Romance Novel and Best Contemporary Romance Novel) and she's a three-time finalist for Romance Writers of America's RITA Award. Her novel Love In Bloom's was named one of the best books of the year by Publishers Weekly. A New York native, Judith lives in New England.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Changes, love and acceptance for all?,
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This review is from: Dr. Dad: The Daddy School (Harlequin Superromance No. 894) (Paperback)
Lindsey, a 10 year-old, struggling with life after her mother's death 5 years prior, a busy father and the sepperation from her best friend, she meets Susannah Dawson, a TV star from LA. Susannah moved away from LA to escape the life of an actress and to live for herself. In the process she meets the Cole family and want's a similar life. The hardest part is putting to rest her past as well as finding a way off the pedistool and becoming a friend and person to Lindsey. Evolving into a relationship that scares both Susannah and Toby(Lindsey's father)and winning Lindsey's approval is the toughest of all. Can the past be put to rest and love prevail? You have to read to find out.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Special treat for romance readers,
This review is from: Dr. Dad: The Daddy School (Harlequin Superromance No. 894) (Paperback)
Susannah Dawson fled Hollywood after being the TV star of popular soap opera Mercy Hospital. She moves to Arlington in northwest Connecticut to get as far away from Los Angeles as possible. Living next door to Susannah is handsome pediatrician Dr. Toby Cole, a widower and his precocious but troubled daughter Lindsey. Without asking, Lindsey invites Susannah to join them for dinner. Lindsey is a big fan of Susannah's show, which Toby never heard of, let alone seen. As the neighbors become acquainted with one another, they fall in love. However, Lindsey has problems and does not want to share her beloved new friend with her Dr. Dad. Lindsey is reaching out to TV celebrity Dr. Lee Davis or at least celebrity Susannah, but instead receives homebody Sue Dawson. If Lindsey fails to adjust to the possibility that the former star could be her new mother, Toby and Sue will grieve what could have been. Even the Daddy School cannot help this Trio. Judith Arnold provides contemporary readers with a special treat, a return to the beloved "Daddy School." The story line centers on relationships, both loving and negative. Sue and Toby are a charming couple, but ten-year old Lindsey steals the show with her ulcer-giving tempestuous behavior that many readers will recognize. Any one who enjoys a warm tale that highlights the love between a father and daughter will want to read DR. DAD. Harriet Klausner
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One of my favorite category romance writers pens a winner,
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This review is from: Dr. Dad: The Daddy School (Harlequin Superromance No. 894) (Paperback)
Susannah Dawson fled Hollywood after being the TV star of popular soap opera Mercy Hospital. She moves to Arlington in northwest Connecticut to get as far away from Los Angeles as possible. Living next door to Susannah is handsome pediatrician, Dr. Toby Cole a widower and his precocious but troubled daughter Lindsey. Without asking, Lindsey invites Susannah to join them for dinner. Lindsey is a big fan of Susannah's show, which Toby never heard of, let alone seen. As the neighbors become acquainted with one another, they fall in love. However, Lindsey has problems and does not want to share her beloved new friend with her Dr. Dad. Lindsey is reaching out to TV celebrity Dr. Lee Davis or at least celebrity Susannah, but instead receives homebody Sue Dawson. If Lindsey fails to adjust to the possibility that the former star could be her new mother, Toby and Sue will grieve what could have been. Even the Daddy School cannot help this Trio. Judith Arnold provides contemporary readers with a special treat, a return to the beloved "Daddy School". The story line centers on relationships, both loving and negative. Sue and Toby are a charming couple, but ten-year old Lindsey steals the show with her ulcer-giving tempestuous behavior that many readers will recognize. Any one who enjoys a warm tale that highlights the love between a father and daughter will want to read DR. DAD. Harriet Klausner
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