Truly Daddy

By Cara Colter

Truly Daddy by Cara Colter released on Feb 22, 1999 is available now for purchase.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373193637
• ISBN13: 9780373193639
• Release Date: March 1999
• Publisher: Silhouette Books
• Length: 184 Pages
• Weight: 0.22 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.3" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

Two and One Makes One Happy Family

'What was it the made rugged mountain man Garret Boyd so irresistible to Toni Carlton? Could it be the tenderness she's glimpsed in his blue eyes whenever he swept his orphaned niece into his strong, sheltering arms? Or was it the heat Toni saw simmering in his gaze from the moment she's come to his cozy home? In no time Toni had put a smile in Garret's heart-and a burning need in his wounded soul. And suddenly the brooding loner knew the only way to give little Angie a family was to believe that a strong, silent daddy and a vivacious new nanny were truly meant to be...' This is another truly funny, loving, family book. This book gives the word ROMANCE a meaning that has been lost in the bid for more and more sex in stories. Most books now lean to soft porn. Thanks Ms Colter for a soft hearted loving hero, who isn't hurtful even as he says he would never hurt the heroin. Thanks Ms Colter for a strong man who isn't afraid to be soft hearted to his sweet young niece. Even though Madame Yeltsy didn't get her just punishment, she still learned a lesson she won't soon forget.

a keeper

After reading Cara Colter's "Major Daddy," I went on a hunt for every one of her other books, and this book was one of the results of that hunt. She's really on to something, having figured out that kindness is just about the most attractive trait a hero can have. And this story's FUNNY, too--Toni's trek to the small-town grocery, her attempt at cookie-baking, and the adventures of the inimitable Madame Yeltsey (did I spell that right?) are priceless!

I fell in love with this sweet sensitive romance!!

This is the tender and heartwarming story of a quiet, rugged outdoorsman who has taken his orphaned niece into his isolated mountain home. If the heroine hadn't had the good sense to fall in love with him, I was ready to send him my address and phone number.