The Spaniard's Surprise Love-Child (Passion in Paradise Book 11)

They had been lovers for a short time. But he dropped her out of his life cruelly. Now he finds out that she had given birth to his daughter. He wants the child but is he willing to accept the mother? This is in a series of stories. But it is also part of two brothers who both have secrets kept from them.

Typical pregnancy story, the h and H meet, have a short affair, she becomes pregnant. Both characters had trust and insecurities from their childhoods. An epilogue would have been nice, the ending felt rushed. Looking forward to reading Roman’s story.

I loved this surprise pregnancy story. After hooking up over a weekend and then him completely turning into a jerk. She ends up pregnant. She runs back into the businessman almost three years later, but now she has a little girl. She's not in the same business she was, and there is no mistaking the baby is his.Gwen's parents are just ugh. I don't know what to say about them other than that! And Rio's childhood is less than ideal. So between the two of them, communication is spotty at times because they react differently in the same situations.It has a HEA, and I can't read to read the brother's story.

So mills and boon is where I go when I want one of those reads that is filled with drama, OTT heroes, where you sit back with popcorn and are entertained - sadly this one didn't work for me, so damn underwhelmed.Rio hasn't seen Gwen since things ended, although she's been in his thoughts more than a little over the last two years or so. What he doesn't expect is to see her in England and working at a school at that. But what's the biggest shock is the little toddler she has - Ellie, a child that resembles him.The heat and chemistry between Gwen and Rio didn't sizzle off the page - no fan was needed.It would have been nice if Ellie had been in more scenes, more directly.The side plot with Rio's brother felt underdeveloped and unfinished -the confession/confrontation should have been shown on page.99p on amazon.

An okay read but lacks the sparkle of some of Kim"s earlier books. Narrative plodded along but I never really fully engaged with the.hero/heroine. Not one I would want to re-read.

a dream Spanish lover turns up to the school you work at? Not my fantasy.

good

Easy to read, kept me glued to the book throughout