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A Baby In His In-Box
A Baby In His In-Box by Jennifer Greene released on Jan 23, 1998 is available now for purchase.
- GenresRomance
192 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published February 1, 1998
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About the author
Jennifer Greene
278 books165 followersWinner of over 15 national awards, including the RWA Hall of Fame and the RWA Nora Roberts Lifetime Achievement Award, Jennifer Greene weaves real issues, warm characters common-life humor, and page-turning romance and suspense into her stories.
Jennifer sold her first book in 1980, and since then has sold over 85 books in the contemporary romance genre. She won her first professional writing award from RWA, a “Silver Medallion” in 1984, followed by over 20 nominations and awards —including achieving RWA’s HALL OF FAME status, and the most coveted Nora Roberts LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD.
Jennifer has regularly been on a variety of bestseller lists, and has written for Harlequin, Avon, Berkley and Dell. Her books have sold all over the world in over 20 languages. She also accumulated a number of pseudonyms—most recognizably JENNIFER GREENE, but also JEANNE GRANT and JESSICA MASSEY.
She was born in Michigan, started writing stories in 7th grade, and graduated from Michigan State University with a degree in English and Psychology. The University honored her with their “Lantern Night Award”, a tradition developed to honor fifty outstanding women graduates each year. Exploring issues and concerns for women today is what first motivated her to write, and she has long been an enthusiastic and active supporter of women’s fiction, which she believes is an unbeatable way to reach out and support other women.
Jennifer lives in Michigan, just a short distance from Lake Michigan, with her husband Lar.
Librarian Note: There is more than one author in the GoodReads database with this name.
(1)romance
aka Jeanne Grant
Jennifer sold her first book in 1980, and since then has sold over 85 books in the contemporary romance genre. She won her first professional writing award from RWA, a “Silver Medallion” in 1984, followed by over 20 nominations and awards —including achieving RWA’s HALL OF FAME status, and the most coveted Nora Roberts LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD.
Jennifer has regularly been on a variety of bestseller lists, and has written for Harlequin, Avon, Berkley and Dell. Her books have sold all over the world in over 20 languages. She also accumulated a number of pseudonyms—most recognizably JENNIFER GREENE, but also JEANNE GRANT and JESSICA MASSEY.
She was born in Michigan, started writing stories in 7th grade, and graduated from Michigan State University with a degree in English and Psychology. The University honored her with their “Lantern Night Award”, a tradition developed to honor fifty outstanding women graduates each year. Exploring issues and concerns for women today is what first motivated her to write, and she has long been an enthusiastic and active supporter of women’s fiction, which she believes is an unbeatable way to reach out and support other women.
Jennifer lives in Michigan, just a short distance from Lake Michigan, with her husband Lar.
Librarian Note: There is more than one author in the GoodReads database with this name.
(1)romance
aka Jeanne Grant
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February 6, 2019
Not one of Greene's best. It just didn't wow me as much. Hero lived with a gambling addicted father and fears he is like him. h is his CPA. h is attracted to H and has feelings for him but when a child he doesn't know he had is dropped on him, h starts doubting whether she really knows the H. Of course she falls for how in love he is with his son.
June 26, 2015
Molly and her boss have some chemistry going, but she sticks to nice (boring) men and because of family dynamics, he is convinced that he isn't one. A woman from his past, suddenly produces a one year old baby, claiming it is his son, dumps him on Flynn and disappears. Since Flynn has no idea what to do with the baby, Molly steps in to help and along the way they find each other. I give this just an ok, because it did not have the depth that the story deserved and then just suddenly ended.
July 19, 2011
I want to give this book a 3.5 stars. I liked it more than 3 but there were a few things that held me back from a 4. Whenever the hero said he loved the heroine we were told again and again in what seemed like the same words why she couldn't believe in them. After a while the repetition felt like it was being pounded into my brain.
I would read Jennifer Greene again.
I would read Jennifer Greene again.
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