Description

Clarice Mason is twenty-nine, a dental hygienist in Auckland, and done waiting. She has two best friends who have called themselves sisters since they were eight years old, a large and loving extended family, and a plan: she wants a baby, on her own terms, before love has any chance to complicate things. What she doesn’t have room for, by her own decree, is a man.

Then her friend Elise’s flower shop gets slammed the day before Valentine’s Day, and Clarice ends up delivering a VIP order to a mansion in Herne Bay herself. The door opens on a half-naked stranger, a towel, and a girlfriend calling him back to bed. Hunter is gorgeous, shameless, and exactly the kind of reputation Clarice has spent her whole adult life avoiding. He is also, infuriatingly, not going to be easy to un-meet.

Praks wrote Baby Be Mine as the first of three books following Hunter and Clarice, continuing through Baby I’m Yours and Baby Love Me, and this opening volume sets up the collision between a woman who has decided love isn’t worth the wait and a man who has never had to work for anything he wanted. Can a reformed Casanova convince a self-declared spinster that the family she’s planning to build alone might turn out better built with him?

A reluctant-parents romance with more heart than chaos, though there’s plenty of both.
For readers who like their playboys reformed and their heroines done waiting.

For adult readers of contemporary romance. Explicit content, 18 and over only.