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Summary: Sam deserves better.
Review: Back Cover description: They called him stoneface...Yet the moment starry-eyed Tamara Benning caught the reticent rancher's gaze, she felt an instant connection. She wanted Sam Sherard. Desperately. Still, after a glorious weekend together, she couldn't help wondering if the father of her unborn baby was in it for the long-haul....
Sam didn't know the meaning of happily ever after, but he did know how important it was for his child to grow up with both parents. So he dazzled his pregnant bride with flowers. Tenderly catered to her every nee. And softened her wary heart with soul-searing kisses. But could this life-hardened loner find the courage to let love in?These are not two characters I liked. They both hop into bed on the flimsiest of part of the plot-he's looking to get laid, she thinks it is love. He doesn't call, she gets mad, finds out she's pregnant-you get the picture. I tried three times to finish this book and couldn't get past the fact that I really did not like Tamara's character. Sam grows on you, but she is such a complaining, whining, shallow character I just gave up. Not a book I liked.
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