Accidental Family

The Baby Bet #15

by Joan Elliott Pickart

AND DADDY MAKES FIVE

Every woman at the Fuzzy Bunny Day Care Center secretly longed for handsome David Montgomery to look their way. But there was only one female in the single dad's life—his little girl, Sarah Ann—until he lost his memory in an accident and winsome mother of two Patty Clark made him an offer he couldn't refuse.

Between her three-year-old and her infant daughter, Sophia, Patty never had a dull moment. But how could the day-care worker turn her back on this irresistible father and his adorable child? Having a man like David around the house was setting off the kinds of erotic sparks that made this single mom long to turn a temporary arrangement into a family for life….

Genres: Romance, Harlequin

256 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 2004

About the author

Joan moved to a sleepy little town in Arizona, situated on the Mexican border, when she was thirteen. She has 3 grown-up daughters and a grandson.

When she isn't writing, she enjoys watching football, knitting, reading, gardening and attending craft shows on the town square.

Reviews

[Tash]

I read this a couple of weeks ago . I liked this book as the kids were important part of the storyline. I gave it 3 stars only because I would like to have a epilogue as it was a conclusion to Pickar't series The Baby Bet which featured the McAllister family . Also the way it ended with David(main male character)saying that he would go visit Robert McAlliser (grandfather)and Patty saying make love to me. It was too cheesey and I wish the author would of come up with a better ending

[Karen]

Patty Clark is a divorced mother of two small children. She was working a Fuzzy Bunny daycare when David Montgomery, a single dad, doesn't pick up his daughter. Patty takes Sarah Ann home with her and finds out that David was in a severe car accident that resulted in a broken leg and amnesia. Patty does the only thing she can do, she takes both of them into her home. Can both of them heal their broken hearts together?

[Ashli]

I liked it

[Allison]

It was okay. The main female character drove me crazy. She just didn't seem realistic.