Suddenly a Family (Silhouette Intimate Moments, 912)

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Summary: An enchanting tapestry of suspense, humor, and love.
Review: Zachary Knight has a big problem. He has recently discovered that he is the father of adorable 4-year old twin daughters, and he doesn't quite know what to do. Their mother, his ex-wife, died in an auto accident, and Zach has custody of the girls. What does an ex-Special Forces man know about raising little girls? Zach turns to the only person he can think of that might help him, his boss's daughter. Toni Anderson's fondest dream is to become a mother, but she is caught totally off-guard when Zach Knight, the handsome head of security for her father's oil company, asks her advice and assistance with his newly acquired children. But when she and the girls bond instantly, she knows there is nothing she will refuse those children, or their father for that matter. SUDDENLY A FAMILY is the latest installment by LeAnn Harris involving the widely scattered Anderson family, and is by far her most delightful. Anyone who has not enjoyed the opportunity read her past work in telling the stories of Toni Anderson's brother and sister can pick up this novel and immediately know what's going on in that family. Harris weaves an enchanting tapestry of suspense (there is a murderer on the loose), love (will Toni and Zach fall in love or not?), and humor (4-year old twins, need I say more!) into her story guaranteed to leave the reader wanting more. As a part of Silhouette's "Families Are Forever" series, LeAnn Harris' SUDDENLY A FAMILY does indeed have a happy ending. But then, all good stories do.

Sharon Galligar Chance