Happy Mother's Day - Page 2 Romance Summaries

The beautiful painting above is taken from the book
“A Cry At Midnight” by Victoria Chancellor a “Love
Spell TimeSwept Romance”.

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A Cry At Midnight
by Victoria Chancellor
Love Spell TimeSwept Romance

Tennessee Nights

Suddenly transported to the Old South, twentieth-century beauty Randi Galloway found herself employed as governess to widower Jackson Durant’s only child, Rose. Randi had never met anyone who stirred her soul like the darkly handsome plantation owner with a determined spirit and a mysterious past. As she struggled with the enormous skirts and absurdly strict mores of antebellum Tennessee, she longed to run her fingers through Jackson’s thick, dark hair and taste forever in his kiss. But history told Randi that Rose and Jackson would die in the flood of 1849, and her heart refused to allow that to happen to the sweet child and her stubborn father; she would not rest until she found a way to save the little girl she loved and the man she desired. For seeing Jackson and Rose together, Randi knew that she had found the one man with whom she could truly share the soft sweet splendor of the Tennessee nights.

Baby Love
by Catherine Anderson
AVON Romance

Out of the Empty Ruins of Yesterday...

Penniless, desperate and determined, Maggie Stanley grabs her small baby and runs into the snowy Idaho night, fleeing a dangerous, hurtful life. Now, in her loneliest, blackest hour, a handsome, down-and-out stranger’s compassion shines forth like a torch in the darkness, offering her the warmth and comfort she has always longed for but has never known. But though tenderness lives buried deep in Rafe Kendrick’s heart—and though Maggie sees a soul wounded like her own in the depths of his startlingly beautiful eyes—she knows she must never, ever trust any man again.

Toward an Undreamed-of Tomorrow

Rafe, however, is more than he seems—an enigmatic man of secrets who could give Maggie the moon and stars, had he not solemnly vowed to spend the rest of his life alone. But sometimes, without warning, love can transform a cold, pitiless world into paradise. And a man who has lost nearly everything, a woman who has forgotten how to dream, and the helpless child who needs them both can truly become that most wondrous of creations: a family.

A Family Wedding
by Angela D. Benson
Silhouette Special Edition Romance

WHAT WAS A MARRIAGE OF CONVENIENCE?

Little Wendy Sanders needed a new mommy, and her hunky single dad, Kenny, could sure use a wife. So why not Wendy’s “Aunt” Patsy Morgan, who gave good girl talk and dressed real cool? After all, Patsy was Kenny’s best buddy—practically family already.

Hurray! Kenny proposed. And Patsy devoted herself to motherhood. But Wendy was confused. Shouldn't mommies and daddies share a bed? And shouldn’t they kiss each other all the time? Wendy hoped her mommy and daddy would hurry up and learn what even a kid could see: that they were made for each other and madly in love!

“A Family Wedding is a fun-filled relationship
romance...an endearing, entertaining tale.”
—Harriet Klausner Affaire de Coeur

The lovely snowglobe graphic above is provided by my
dear friend Ginger of “SnowGlobes by Ginger”.

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