Underfoot

This book and author is very addictive! Better then Janet Evanovich and a little different too....The new books cannot come out fast enough for the readers!

Trina Roberts, the Public Relations star of Bellagio footwear, comforts jilted groom Walker Gordon over a few too many Mojitos. Nine months later, Trina is the happy mother a cute carrot top daughter --- until Walker returns from Paris. Trina is determined to hide Maddie's paternity rather than to be saddled into marriage with a man who wants nothing to do with fatherhood. Waker is just as determined to find this cute baby a father and arranges a series of hilarious dates for Trina. The messy comedy that ensues is even more funny than than the green spit-up Maddie adds to Trina's elegant gown. These professionals thought they had their lives all planned and under control, but all it took was one red-haired baby to turn everything upside down and instill in them real courage. A fun, frolicking Contemporary Romance! The romance is as steamy as the Atlanta Bellagio office on a summer day --- and as delightfully humorous as life ought to be. No thanks on Bellagio three inch heels from this reader but I will take a Leanne Banks Bellagio Romance any day.

First of all let me tell you that this book could be or not the second one of the series. You won't read anything from the first book but the characters. The second important think is that Trina's ex husband plot is lame in everything and at the end you won't know why he disappeared. In the other hand the book'll keep you reading and having a merry time and that is great while reading a book. I think Trina's story could be very real in everything that happened to her.

Trina Roberts has been attracted to Walker Gordon for a very long time. Since he was engaged to be married to the boss's granddaughter, she never thought that he'd ever notice her. When Walker is jilted at the altar, a little too much alcohol and sympathy ends up in a one-night stand with long reaching consequences. In order to get over his humiliation, Walker heads to Paris for a year--little knowing that his one night with Trina has left him with daughter; a daughter he meets when he finally returns. The one thing in his life that Walker never intended to be, was a father, but slowly both Trina and his daughter begin to find their way into his heart. Underfoot is perfect reading. Fun, yet sensual with a depth of feeling that left me feeling completely satisfied. Walker is the kind of hero I love, yummy but with issues that made me want to take him for my own. His initial hesitation when he meets his daughter shows, but it quickly passes and his doubts only made me care more about him as a character. Trina is a woman who is independent and more than happy to take care of her daughter on her own, but throughout I could feel the yearning she has for Walker. Underfoot kept me up late, unable to stop until I reached the end. I can't say too much more because I don't want to give away anymore of this story that should be a must read for romance lovers. Underfoot is wonderful book that is sure to keep you flipping the pages. Melissa Reviewed for Joyfully Reviewed

The night Walker Gordon got dumped, on national television, he hooked up with co-worker and friend Trina Roberts for a night of drinking and hot sex. He doesn't remember a lot of what happened that night and he moved to Europe shortly thereafter. Now he's back in Atlanta at Bellagio Shoes and will be working closely with Trina. He wouldn't mind taking up where they left off fifteen months ago, but she turns him down. Then he meets her six-month old baby daughter... As much as Trina prefers to keep the information from Walker, she also knows she must tell him that he fathered her child. She's taken aback by his attitude of "I won't be a father" but he suddenly has to change his tune when he learns Maddie is his. Now both Trina and Walker have a lot of adjusting to do as they learn to become parents together while fighting their mutual attraction. Admittedly, two characters getting drunk, having sex and conceiving a child can be unsympathetic, but Leanne Banks gives Walker and Trina ample motives; Walker was just dumped by his fiancée and Trina is unaware she's in love with him. UNDERFOOT will leave you with a smile on your face as you laugh at the situations. Forget about the secret baby plot that sometimes appears worn in other stories. With snappy dialogue and intriguing characters who make you care, Leanne Banks breathes life into UNDERFOOT and makes it hard to put down. And who can resist a cute baby, or sympathize as Trina tries to cope as a single mom with the baby's daddy hovering around? Get on your feet and run to the store as fast as you can to get your copy of UNDERFOOT. Don't miss the fun and laughter galore in UNDERFOOT. Patti Fischer for Romance Reviews Today