Having His Baby (Thorndike Silhouette Romance)

Rating:
Summary: the best of this series
Review: This is the third book of Ms. Barton's "3 Babies for 3 Brothers" series (though it should have been called 3 pregnancies for 3 widows) and it's the most enjoyable of the lot. Our heroine starts off the book with only the child and the memory of our hero. Our hero starts off the book being blind-sided by our heroine's pregnancy and determination to keep him out of her life.

Then they have to work at it. They have to make a conscious decision that they're going to live beyond their pasts and find the courage to be together. That's what I liked about this book, both the hero and the heroine had to work at the relationship. It didn't just work itself out because they fell in lust. It's not the best book ever - the dialogue with the secondary characters felt stilted and unrealistic, the plot was too convenient. But I liked and could understand the main couple. I wanted them to be together and by the end I believed that they had what it takes to stay together.