Well no wonder I felt as if I had come into this story in the middle. Turns out from reading a few reviews just now that it is the second of two parts and you REALLY need to read the other first evidently. I kept feeling like there was a whole lot of history these two had together that was sort of referred to as if you know WTF was going on. The author made no attempt to get those who had not read the first book up to speed.

The book itself was just okay. Typical secret baby stuff. Father doesn't believe the child is his until the DNA test. Then he snatches the baby off to a foreign country etc. The heroine is at least not a doormat. Once she figures out that he doesn't love her she refuses to sleep with him so that was different. On the whole though the book suffered so much from not being a stand alone read that I ended up not really caring for it and I am generally a fan of this author. ( )

much better than the first book which I think the storyline is crooked. Bliss, the female character is much well written here even though I didnt like Alexis until the last part of the story. Somehow this book was a bit real in a way. Fear of commitment, distrust and even stupidity at some point or naivete. Her husband is a real douche until he redeemed himself. Quite a complicated story in some way. ( )