Prince Charming's Child: Man of the Month/Happily Ever After

I like to know how the female gets into a situation like this and the reactions between the heroine and hero. I was especially excited to learn that I'm not the only one to know about allergies to alcohol. I have a similar problem, though I've never went to this extreme. It was a really good book. I like the suttle way the hero stepped in and helped, but didn't take total control.

I really enjoyed this one. Okay it's a bit of a stretch short of an allergy or alcoholism that she would black out with very little alcohol and the architectural/interior design firm stuff is ridiculous (though perhaps with my being an architect I'm being overly critical in that respect. I just found that part to be seriously off base, and no one should take the characters' coversations about their jobs as being realistic.) Still the characters themselves and their approach to their problems more than make up for the previously mentioned short comings. The hero is a real prince of a guy and the heroine has just enough vulnerability that you like her as well. The good parts far outweigh any negatives I found in the book.

Jennifer Greene has never written a bad book, even after 50? 60? I don't know, but I've been reading her forever, and each book introduces wonderful characters with whom you are delighted to spend an hour or two. Prince Charming's Child is no exception. The heroine, as honorable and adorable a cookie as you'd ever want to meet is ferociously concerned that she's been guilty of sexual harassment. She's been trying so hard to be a good girl after a rebellious childhood and adolescence, and now, gosh darn it, she has no memory of, uh, how she came to 'be with child,' as they used to say. And when her hero steps in, she's so concerned that she's taking advantage of him that even his mind-draining kisses seem all her fault. The hero, of course, has his own agenda, and getting a ring around her finger is #1 on his 'to do' list! How he manages this and how she, a sleeping beauty, awakens, make for an utterly delightful read. Sexy, tender, and totally charming. Gosh, a Greene book is such a treat.

This book is so adorable. Jennifer Greene's characters are always so nice, so sweet, so honorable, and yet so real, so interesting. She creates a such a delightful world.