The Book Gourmet
Book reviews à la bookworm...The good, the bad, and everything in between.
 - Brenda Jackson)
A 25-year-old career driven woman decides to have a baby without the benefits of a husband and turns to a rich man to provide his studly seed.Turn it around and it would’ve been a usual Harlequin Presents story. Takes as it is, it’s just an example of bad writing, bad plot, bland characters, and gratuitous sex scenes.If this is the book Harlequin hopes will bring in more readers for the Kimani line, they’re sadly mistaken. I guess they had to make it free, when no one wanted to buy it.
