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My Babies and Me: By the Year 2000: Baby (Harlequin Superromance No. 864)

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The h is turning the big 40 and she wants to have a baby,but she wants her X-husband to be the father - he agrees but he makes it clear that he does not want any part in the future of the child, even though he still loves the h. very much. When the H finds out she is having twins, he becomes concern for her health and keeps tabs on her through her brother. This is one of the best love stories that I have read in a long time. It is a book that you will not be able to put down.

It was so sweet and had the best ending. i loved the characters and the side story of her brother. Really good!!!<3

Susan and Micheal Kennedy have been divorced for seven years and are still more than friends (they frequntly have sex together.) With this in mind Susan goes to visit Micheal and ask him to give her a baby. At first he is reluctant to do it, but then decides to go ahead with the plan.

Susan becomes pregnant, but then finds out that she is not just having one baby, she is having two. Micheal however is less than thrilled at this, but stays with Susan when he is on business to help her out.

During the time that Micheal stays with Susan they both realize that they really care about each other and with the help of Susans brother Seth work things out and get back together just as Susan is giving birth to their son and daughter

MY BABIES AND ME is a tender relationship tale centering on the needsof Susan to be what she considers a complete person. The story line is pleasurableas the antics between the lead characters and their careers make for a genial novel. Ms. Tara Taylor Quinn gently reminds readers that success in relationships is as important, if not more so, than work.