Reviewed by Teresa B.
October 12, 2004
"...a charming story!"
Booker Robinson has a bad reputation, and he likes it that way. He really doesn't want anyone to know he is soft hearted and would never turn anyone away if they needed help. That's what happens when Katie Rogers comes back to town, shunned by her parents and pregnant to boot. Booker and Katie find themselves intertwined in each others lives and back on the road to romance.
I usually don't like just plain romance, its gotta have some suspense or mystery to it. This book is an exception, it is a wonderful story. I started it reluctantly, but I'm so glad I did, because I kept it with me for 2 days and finished it. It made me see that maybe I need to "expand" my choices in reading material. I would recommend this book for anyone to read. It is a charming story!
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Book Description for A Family of Her Own
Pregnant...and alone?
When Katie Rogers returns to Dundee, Idaho, it's not because she wants to. It's because she's disillusioned, broke -- and pregnant. She was going to make something of her life in the big city. Instead, she's paying a high price for trusting the wrong man.
Booker Robinson is the man she didn't trust, the man she'd left behind in Dundee...and the first person she sees when she comes back. But despite Booker's notorious past, he now has a successful business and a home of his own.
He's also spent two years getting over Katie. She's the last person he wants to see. But when her parents refuse to take her in, she doesn't have anywhere else to go, and Booker soon finds himself with a roommate -- one who needs a father for her baby...
Katie's vowed she'll never trust the wrong man again. But sometimes a man isn't everything he seems. And sometimes he's more...
