Quade's Babies

I just finished Quade's Babies and and really enjoyed it. Being that is was Silhouette Desire I knew it was going to be fast. I didn't have a problem with the speed of the story, because if you look at how they met and then how they felt about each other it was inevitable that they connect on a certain level. I have loved every Brenda Jackson book that I read and this is no exception. I only have a couple of Westmorland books that I don't have in my possession, but that doesn't take away from the joy that I have reading her books. Any time I feel stressed I can pick a BJ book and immerse my self in her world for just a little while. Thanks for your contribution to my sanity Ms. J and keep up the good work.

QB was a wonderful read..I read this book in one day and went back and read it again..Quade and Cheyenne made you belive in happy endings just as all the Westmoreland's. Quade was a man who never gave marriage and children a second thought then came Cheyenne and their one night together...Made him want more...It's a must read.... LOVED IT...

Quade's Babies (Silhouette Desire) I loved this book. The joining of the Westmoreland and Steele families was handle very nicely. Considering so much testosterone floating around I just knew Cheyenne's overprotective cousins were going to give Quade a hard time. It was refreshing how they worked that out. And those wonderful babies. What's not too love? I would definitely recommend this book.

I loved Quade's Babies! Quade was a man on a mission and his prize was a complete family. Quade refused to just be a babies's daddy. And the chemistry between those two was simply hot, and the fact that neither was willing to deny it was just awesome. I loved the fact that there was no waiting period for them !!!!! Mrs. J did a great job bringing these two families together.

As with all of Brenda's books, I haven't read one that I didn't like. I read Quade's Babies in one sitting. It was a fast read and one that I did not want to put down. QB's brought about the coming together of two powerful families in Ms Jackson's line. The Westmorelands and the Steeles, and what a coming together it was. Quade was just arrogant enough to make any woman fall for him. Anyone familiar with the Westmorelands, know they have a history of love at first sight. Sometimes it may not be love but an attraction they refuse to admit is love. With Quade and Cheyenne the physical attraction was mutual and resulted in the birth of triplets. To Quade, marrying Cheyenne wasn't about love but obligation and honor, to his family name and now to his children. Cheyenne refuses to marry for anything less than love, but Quade was determined to give his triplets and Cheyenne his name. You have to read the book to see who gets their way in the end. Who cares whether the medical facts concerning multiple births was accurate? Not me. For the record, it is FICTION. If you want reality, read a newspaper, watch your local news. True Brenda Jackson fans will not be disappointed. Buy the book! I bought two.