The Bachelor's Baby

by Liz Fielding

Book Overview

Amor Para Dos by Liz Fielding released on May 24, 2002 is available now for purchase. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373036663
• ISBN13: 9780373036660
• Release Date: August 2001
• Publisher: Harlequin Books
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 4.2" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

The Bachelor’s Baby

I been looking forward to reading this book and I enjoy reading this series Ready For Baby. And I enjoy the characters and their story they are telling me too.

The Bachelor's Baby by Liz Fielding (Large Print Harlequin)

This is a great story - I have to say that Amaryllis Jones seems almost a little bit too perfect, but she's exactly what Jake Hallam needed so I didn't really mind ... I rate this five stars and recommend! Here's a short excerpt from the book: 'I don't do commitment,' he said roughly. Almost hoping that she would tell him to go. Leave. Get out. She didn't say any of those things. She said nothing, her green eyes holding his, demanding that he make his own decision about whether to go or stay. The warning bells clanged with a desperate urgency but all afternoon her eyes had silently promised him everything he had ever wanted from a woman. Promised that she would fulfil his every dream. She was wasting her time. He had no dreams. He was a hollow man, rich in the stuff that money could buy, but without a heart, incapable of love. Most of the time he lived with it, scarely noticing the emptiness. Today, wrapped in the warmth of friends whose love for each other, whose happiness had reached new heights with the birth of their baby son, he had been painfully aware of his own shortcomings. Amy Jones was offering him a chance to forget, to lose himself for a few hours, and without a word he gathered in key and woman in one movement. For a moment he simply held her, breathed in the scent of rain-washed earth and wallflowers and bluebells. For a moment anything seemed possible. Fantasy, he knew, but his mouth came down on hers with a deep hunger, a longing to be proved wrong ...