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His Very Own Baby

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Blaire left Alik Jarman about a year ago but she didn't tell him why. She only created an excuse that said she was too young for him. Now Blaire suddenly springs up and surprises Alik with a 6-week old son (Nicky) that they have created, one very long night ago. After Blaire told Alik about Nicky's exsistence she wanted to disappear again but Alik wouldn't let her and he givers her an ultimatum: either live with him for a month or he'll battle her for full custody of Nicky. Not willing to take the risk, Blaire decides to live with Alik for a month, but it's going to be a very long month because Blaire still loves Alik and she's hiding a secret. The secret that forced her to leave Alik a year ago!

This is the second book in the series *Bachelor Dads* and I already read the first one which is THE BILLIONAIRE AND THE BABY and I really can't say which one is better. HIS VERY OWN BABY is very different from THE BILLIONAIRE AND THE BABY because usually when authors write, you could tell that there's a similarity in the characters and in the plot. But this time Rebecca Winters created totally different characters and totally different plots, I can't wait to read the third book (THE BABY DISCOVERY which tells the story of Zane.

I know I really enjoyed HIS VERY OWN BABY. I liked Alik's mother, who was the evil force. She created a lot of problems but most of all I liked Nicky because although his role was small, he was always there. I think it's especially smart of how Rebecca Winters would dangle a piece of information about one of the friends and in a way (at least for me) it would make you want to read the next book.

By the way, Alik, Zane and Dominic (the hero from the first book) are all best-friends. They met over a dream of building a bullet train across the country and they became instantaneous friends. If you readers want to really enjoy the full pleasure of the series *Bachelor Dads*, then I suggest reading the first book and going by order because the books connect. And it'll just be funner to read in that order. Toodles!

^_^ ~ Izzy

This book is a sequal in some degree to The Billionaire and the Baby. The Baby Discovery is the third in the series. This book finds Alik Jarman working on the trans-con train that he and his two best friends started together. Alik is surprised to find out that he is a father, and when he sees his son for the first time he knows that he has to be with him forever...no matter what. He also knows that he still loves his sons mother. I love to read Rebecca Winters books. Her style is one that allows the reader to get lost for a few hours, and you won't want to set it down. She has never had explicit sex, and usually no pre-marital sex, which really makes these books just great love stories. This book is great, but it will be better if you've read The Billionaire and the Baby first to help you get to know the main characters.

I can't really add anything to what the other reviewers already said, this is a wonderful book, and I recommend it.
I also like Susan Fox, the late great Betty Neels, the late great Essie Summers, and Eva Rutland.
This is the second book of three that are about Bachelor Dads, and I love it.
Thumbs up for clean romance!!!
I also love the fact that Nicky is in almost every scene, most writers have books about kids (I love books about kids) and the kid is asleep, or goes to strangers easly, or just disapears when the kid is no longer needed in the story. I hate that. I also love the fact that the three men Alik, Dom and Zane all plot Blaire's down fall with her imaginary engagement to Rick Hammond.
Now I am reading the 3rd book The Baby Discovery, I'm only on page 30 and already I am in tears.
I hope all you MOMS out there had a happy mother's day.

favorite scene with blaire-her confrontation with alik's mom.

favorite scene with alik-alik and dom talking together about blaire in wyoming.

favorite scene with blaire and alik together-alik stops blaire from signing the papers and confronts his parents.