The Brazilian Millionaire's Love-Child

One of the first things that I liked about this book was Alejandro's initiative in checking up on his ex love, Isobel, and discovering on his own that he had fathered her child. Most of the time in secret baby themes that I have read, the hero is not so diligent and is later blind sided when he discovers that he has a child. The next thing I liked about this book was that it was by Anne Mather. She brings a mix of insightfulness and sensuality to her stories that commands a reader's attenion. I think this is a smart and passionate story. Smart because the lines are clearly drawn there is no dragging on of an empty conflict just to fill the pages--Isobels concerns are addressed and smartly disposed of. Alejandro requires some convincing that he is not repulsive to Isobel, but once he is other obstacles are dealt with. Passionate-- you will discover for your self when you read first hand what happpens when all their barriers come down. Again I really liked Alejandro. The way he tracked Isobel on his own and accidently discovered he had a child was a rare treat for me.