That Night We Made Baby (American Romance, 826)

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Summary: Romantic Times Review
Review: Harlequin American Romance #826 5/00

With Child

They'd met and married in a frenzy. Their fire had burned hard and fast and before it had really begun, the artist and the attorney were calling it quits. The night they signed the divorce papers, though, became THAT NIGHT WE MADE BABY (4.5), and then the fun really began. Mary Anne Wilson's cleverly created group of characters make for a remarkable read.

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Summary: Mary Anne Wilson does it again!
Review: I always know I can depend on an emotionally-charged read with a Mary Anne Wilson book, and she sure doesn't disappoint with this new one. Neither Sam or Nick has seen the good side to love, so it's no wonder they have trouble believing in it or learning to trust. Each lived with their own code of honor, and I couldn't put the book down as they struggled to make sense of the sometimes conflicting messages from their hearts and heads. Add in a touch of trademark Mary Anne Wilson humor, and you've got a real winner!

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Summary: Delightful read
Review: I always love Mary Anne Wilson's books, but this one seemed to have an extra dose of magic. The hero really doesn't seem to believe he's capable of love...or that he knows what love is...but he shows it to us (and the heroine) in so many ways. Couldn't put it down. Thanks for a terrific read, MA Wilson!