Having waited all of her adult life to meet a decent man to start a family with, Chloe Gibbons had lost faith that she ever would. With her biological clock ticking she decided to get artificially inseminated so she could raise a beautiful baby all by herself. However, as fate would have it, the day she had the procedure done was the day her destiny walked into her life. Her new neighbor Lucas is sweet, handsome, charming and everything she ever wanted in a man. The two of them seem perfect for each other. But soon the truth must come out.How will Lucas react when he discovers the woman he loves is carrying another man's baby? Can he possibly consider raising a stranger's baby?If you are looking for a romance story full of twists that will leave you stunned then this is it! Start reading this right away by scrolling up and clicking "buy now with 1 click". Also available FREE on Kindle unlimited!
This was an interesting spin on a different story. I enjoyed it Heroine was starting to get on my nerves with the should I tell him sho I not" . But it ended ok. But there was 1 thing that threw me.....if she was pregnant all summer then she should have been further along in my calculations
Chloe took matters into her own hands and jump started the family that she always wanted. Then bam! Lucas enters her life on the same day, and they get stuck together. A friendship blossom until feelings have them explore a relationship beyond friendship. However, Chloe's selfishness stands to trounce every thing they have built. Forgiveness is required in order for them to move forward.
In The Stranger's Baby, Chloe yearns for a baby and decides to get artificially inseminated. (This reminds me of that Movie that stared Jennifer Lopez called "The Backup Plan") and that is the only part that reminds me of that movie. Chloe meets Lucas, the artist the become friend and she even models for him. One night after an event they hit the sheets and the next morning Lucas lets Chloe know that he wants more than a one night-stand and unlike Zoe, Chloe does not tell Lucas that she is pregnant. I don't agree with how her best friend told her to handle the situation and her delivery could have been a lot more friendly and how she came across. The mother had some good points. Lucas has the eye of an artist and Chloe being an interior decorator should have known that he was going to notice the changes with her body. The character Chloe was just to dumb for words...the end in her case does not justify the means. She gets mad at him for a lie somebody else told, while all the time she has omitted telling him that she is pregnant.
As far as the writing goes it was too wordy and descriptive in some areas throughout the book and there were phrases that just did not make sense.
Here are a few of the phrases I did not understand:
May finally heard something that took her out of second gear. What does this even mean? You can't come crawling through my window like a dog! There have rarely and I do mean rarely have I ever seen a dog crawl through a window.
I enjoyed this book. It was a great read. Trying to have a relationship can be hard and knowing you harbor a secret can always put a strain on that relationship. I thought Chloe should have said something to Lucas in the beginning so he wouldn't think she was hiding any thing. I thought Janine didn't help because she was bitter herself at her husband. In the end love always conquers all. You can't fight true love.
Enjoyed the book. I loved Lucas and Choloe's relationship although there were times she was completely gullible. I did not agree that she didn't tell Lucas about the baby until the end. You should have done an epilogue. I wanted the baby to be born and see how their future was going.
SKIP IT- This was a painful read. It was just awful. The dialogue was choppy, zero chemistry, and predictable. I forced myself to finish this and skipped pages in order to do so. Not worthy of a read.
I enjoyed this book. It was a sweet romance that tugged at the heart. This is the kind of book that you want to get a box of chocolates and a box of tissues a d curl up with for an evening. No Sweat
I absolutely loved this book! There is so much feeling in the storyline and the characters come alive. The range of emotional reactions is amazing. I laughed, I giggled, I cried and sometimes all on the same page.
Talk about crappy timing haha. This book goes to show, you should just be honest as soon as possible, rather then later. It a cute read, even if it is a little frustrating.