Project: Parenthood

by Trish Wylie

Teagan Delaney has made sure that she's too busy for love…too busy to get hurt! But when she has to become stand-in mom to her sister's tiny kids and enlists the help of her gorgeous neighbor, Brendan McNamara, the rules Teagan has lived by begin to crumble….

Brendan has already proved with ease that he's perfect father material, and, as his newfound family quickly nestles its way into his heart, he has to show Teagan that they can be the perfect family, too.

Genres: Romance

192 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 2006

About the author

Irish author Trish Wylie wrote more than twenty books for Harlequin before becoming an Indie author. She is a three times Romantic Times Reviewers Choice award winner and was a finalist in the HOLT, EPPIE, Booksellers Best, Golden Quill and Write Touch Readers Awards. She lives in the north west of Ireland on the borders between the beautiful counties of Fermanagh and Donegal with her four-legged family but when at all possible likes to hop across the pond to New York, her favorite city in the world.

Reviews

[Susan · Rating 4 out of 5]

rish Wylie has done it again! This story is full of emotion and both Teagan and Brendan become real people to the reader. This book took me rather a long time to read (even for me!) and I've now realised why - it's one of those stories you don't want to end!

Teagan is a delightful heroine. I loved her character and because I respected her so much I knew that her sister wasn't as irresponsible as she first seemed - because Teagan didn't think so. Brendan was gorgeous and I loved his loyalty and the way he looked out for the children when Teagan was stressed. It was wonderful to watch Teagan growing warmer to both the children and, eventually, Brendan.

[Tara Hale · Rating 4 out of 5]

This story was amazing. Amazing work by Trish Wylie.I felt that Teagen's feelings was justified because she had no previous relationship to take pointers from when Brendan left for the second time and she did not know how to stop him. It is an emotional and beautiful story.

[Dee Tighe · Rating 3 out of 5]

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