Simon deMaid, Managing Partner of the Howes Percival Milton Keynes office said: I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.Howes Percival has once again won the award for the Professional Services category at the prestigious Milton Keynes Business Achievement Awards 2023. What I really want is an expanded version of these stories with more in-depth character and plot development. It was nice to get an epilogue with the whole gang. The story was nice, but I didn’t feel the chemistry as much. In this one, I didn’t get any background on the characters – in fact the blurb gave me more background than the book and so I just wasn’t as invested in them. She has interesting plots and writes well but due to the word count the story isn’t what it could be. Marcus, and I recognize its the word counts she is allowed, but I feel that really detracts from her writing. However, like before, I was left wanting. I liked the premise as unbelievable as it is. This was again an extremely short book – about 50 pages and yet again I have mixed feelings about this one – but for different reasons. When I picked it up, I didn’t realize that the h in this and the one in Masked Intentions were sisters. Marcus’s second book I have read – the other was Masked Intention. While working for him she finds her last round of IVF “took” and she is pregnant but that due to a mix up at the fertility clinic her baby is actually Owens. She gets a job with Owen and is very attracted to him. This March, your favorite contemporary romance authors are celebrating International Women’s Day all month long by bringing you a sassy, sexy collection of Older Women finding love with their hot younger men.Ĭarolina is a divorcee who recently moved to town. My new thirteen-years-younger-than-me boss. It wasn’t your ex’s sperm that was used this last time. Moore, you’re pregnant, but we have something we need to tell you-it seems as though there was a mix-up at the lab. Then, I get the call I’ve been waiting eight years to get … sort of.
But if my ex is leaving this marriage with my dreams and my dignity? The least he can do is give me the last of the viable embryos. In the blink of an eye, my life implodes, and I’m left standing in the chaos, wondering what happened. I guess he figured if this model didn’t work, he could find a younger, more functional model. After eight years of IVF, was it time to accept that maybe I wouldn’t have kids? The possibility devastated me-but not my husband.
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