An abandoned baby is the last thing Bethany Kent needs, but the separated nurse feels a strong bond with the child--she knows full well how it feels to be left by the one who is supposed to love you the most. A wife is the first thing Dr. Tony Petrocelli needs if he wants the position of Chair of Obstetrics. Would their marriage of convenience turn into something real, and would little Baby Christopher find a home in their arms?
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A touching drama,
By Avid Reader "sixsisters6" (Seattle, WA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Marriage By Contract (Harlequin 36 Hours) (Paperback)
It should have been so simple. Nurse Bethany Kent wants a baby, and the abandoned newborn infant in the hospital nursery needs a mother. But nothing's simple. Not even after Bethany receives a marriage proposal from Dr. Tony Petrocelli, and everything seems like it's going to work out...Tony needs a wife, Bethany needs a husband in order to adopt the baby. She never planned to fall in love with Tony AND the baby, or for the baby's birth mother to return...
I loved this story. Bethany is warm and real, and who wouldn't fall in love with Tony and his big Italian family. A very worthwhile read.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Disappointed from Jersey,
By A Customer
This review is from: Marriage By Contract (Harlequin 36 Hours) (Paperback)
This book is about a women, a nurse, who falls in love with an abandoned baby. In order to adopt this baby - she needs a husband. Enter Tony, the doctor who delivers the baby. Tony IS too good to be true! The book starts out very good - and is a page-turner. Then, unfortunately, and very typically, the women changes her mind about the relationship - the day after the wedding - of course. The guy is TOO GOOD for this character. What does he even see in her? I don't like books where one character is so obviously selfish, and the other character just goes along with it. It is too unreal! I actually feel insulted. Books that carry that theme are so disappointing - because the main character is so unlikable, you have to wonder what the guy sees in the women, and why even stick around. I was truly disappointed, especially after initally thinking that this was a great book. I mean - yes - you have to have conflict, but come up with new ideas. Not the same old - same old - you can read in hundreds of other published books.
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