Review: Lone Star Baby

Lone Star Baby by Cathy Gillen Thacker

Genre: Contemporary, Romance
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Purchase Link: Amazon
Pages: 240
Published: September 1st 2015 by Harlequin American Romance

Synopsis:

Practice Made Perfect

Suddenly finding herself a foster parent to an infant girl definitely shakes things up for Doctor Violet McCabe. Especially because her attractive and pragmatic colleague, Doctor Gavin Monroe, is little Ava's co-guardian. Gavin has doubts about the arrangement, but idealistic Violet is certain they can work together to care for Ava while they find the perfect adoptive family.

Gavin secretly crushed on sexy, irrepressible Violet for years, but after losing her fiancé, Violet's heart was impenetrable. Ava changes everything. For once, Violet is ready to embrace the unpredictable…maybe even love. But Gavin fears he's not the father Ava needs or the man Violet deserves. In their search for a perfect home for Ava, will Violet and Gavin miss that the best family for her is the one they've already created?

Review:

When a patient of Violet and Gavin's pass away they had given the two doctors custody of the child until they want the child themselves or can find a parents to adopt the child. They already have that attraction and playing house with the child isn't helping. As soon as they can get the child adopted they can go back to their lives.

I thought that this was a sweet book. I loved watching the connection between the two. I enjoyed seeing how they worked as a family. Although the tension between whether or not they would keep the baby and if they were going to be together or if Violet was going to transfer. I just wished there was much more to the book then what was happening. I was hoping for more drama. That could just be that recently I've been reading books with loads of drama and suspense that this book just didn't do it for me. But if you as a reader do enjoy a good sweet story with a orphaned premie baby in the mix then this book just might be the one you are looking for.