Baby Mine |
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| Author:
| Loveright, Faith |
| Series title: | Stubborn Texas Siblings Ser. |
| ISBN: | 978-1-4992-5640-6 |
| Publication Date: | May 2014 |
| Publisher: | CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
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| Book Format: | Paperback |
| List Price: | USD $12.75 |
Book Description:
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Eric had loved and lost. His wife had suddenly passed away in a car accident and he had believed his chances of being a father were long past. They had struggled with fertility and had seen a specialist who had fertilized several eggs for them and kept them frozen for Eric, just on the safe side. He had sworn up one side and down the other that without Victoria, he had no interest in the embryos. It isn't until he gets confirmation from a panicked man at the clinic telling him that a...
More DescriptionEric had loved and lost. His wife had suddenly passed away in a car accident and he had believed his chances of being a father were long past. They had struggled with fertility and had seen a specialist who had fertilized several eggs for them and kept them frozen for Eric, just on the safe side. He had sworn up one side and down the other that without Victoria, he had no interest in the embryos. It isn't until he gets confirmation from a panicked man at the clinic telling him that a woman had accidently received their eggs instead of her own that Eric realized that if he was going to be a father anyways, he wanted to be the one to raise the baby in question.Madeline had given up on finding the perfect man to conceive the child she wanted so desperately and had done the unthinkable... She'd gone to a fertility doctor to look into using a sperm donor. She had been over the moon happy when she was told that the procedure had been a success... at least until an angry rancher showed up on her door demanding access to her unborn baby. She had gone through a lot to find a way to have this child. There was no way she was handing it over to some overbearing cowboy.They both thought of Lillie Rose as theirs... the only things in question were how they were going to deal with the fact that they both had rights where the sweet baby girl was concerned. The bigger problem was figuring out what they were going to do about the growing attraction they begin to feel for each other the more time they spend getting to know the daughter they share.