Baby Twins: Parents Needed [Large Print]

I been looking forward to reading this book. I remember reading it years ago and I enjoy reading it. And I enjoy the characters and their story they are telling me too.

Let me begin by saying that I don't like babies. OK, so I have two of my own and I love them to pieces. What I mean is that when I pick up a romance novel, I want to escape, and taking care of two squalling newborns isn't my idea of a sexy time. That said, I was pleasantly surprised by Teresa Carpenter's Baby Twins: Parents Needed. Not only was this book beautifully written, heartfelt and sweet, it was also plenty sexy. Rachel Adams has been named guardian of ten-month old twins Cody and Jolie. She's doing the best she can when hunky Navy SEAL Ford Sullivan, the twins' co-guardian, shows up and says he can do better. Ha! As a new mother, I found the scenes with the babies not just cute, but realistic. As a woman, I found Ford Sullivan to be H-O-T hot. He's the perfect combination of strength and sensitivity, and I was both amused and satisfied when he got his comeuppance. Taking care of two babies is like having TWO fulltime jobs, he discovers, and teams up with Rachel with an adjusted attitude. Rachel is also a modern, well-drawn character, not too sweet to think some naughty thoughts about Ford. If he wasn't trying to take the twins away from her, she'd have an affair with him in a heartbeat. When Rachel and Ford get snowed in, things really heat up... Great job, Teresa Carpenter! Baby Twins: Parents Needed is perfectly executed, lovely and warm and wonderfully tender.