Baby, It's Christmas

De: Susan Mallery

Narrado por: Tanya Eby

'Tis the season.

Dr. Kelly Hall had lost all hope of ever having a family - until single father Tanner Malone burst into her hospital, asking her how to raise his newborn daughter. What else could she do, so soon before Christmas, but lend her expertise to the gorgeous contractor? His charming smiles and come-hither glances draw her like a moth to a flame, but she's in no position to get involved with anyone. After a devastating heartbreak, Kelly has given up on happiness.

Nonetheless, Kelly can't deny the attraction...or the hope she'll get the husband and family she's always longed for. As the days move closer to Christmas, it's clear to Kelly that Tanner - and his daughter - is what's missing from her life.

First published as Their Little Princess by Silhouette Books in 2000.

©2017 Susan Mallery, Inc. (P)2017 Harlequin Enterprises, Limited.

Short and Sweet

Another sweet story from Susan Mallory. When you’ve read many of her books, you know she does not disappoint. This one was a quick read about a single father. Not a ton of detail but enough to enjoy the story as it unfolded.

Baby It's Christmas

This is a very good book. It's about a young couple who had gotten pregnant, but the young girl had dreams of being a movie star. So, her boyfriend wanted the baby when he heard about her having a baby. So, he raised the baby girl. He fell for the baby's Dr.. ,

Light and entertaining

I thoroughly enjoyed this book and it has gone to one of my real favourites.

Cute little love story

I gave it four stars because I only give 5 stars to books that change my life in some way. While not a life, altering read...it was sweet and enjoyable, and all that Susan Mallory fans love about any of her books!

Baby it's Christmas

This is a very awesome book I love it I couldn't stop listening and will keep listen to more of this writer

Missing something

This book is shallow with absolutely no character development. It could have been such a cute book with tales of a new father dealing with a newborn. But the baby was never the focus. In fact, not sure what the focus was. Don’t waste your time