Focuses on a woman who finally marries the man she has loved for years and later faces an impossible choice, between the man she loves and the baby she had always longed for.
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"Ms. Howard is an extraordinary talent whose mastery allows her to deliver unforgettable novels richly flavored with scintillating sensuality..".
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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Format:Paperback
I have just finished reading this book and WOW!!! what a fantastic book this is. Linda Howard has really outdone herself. This is a must read for all romance fans. I really felt emotional when Sarah told of her love for Rome and finally when he professed his love for her, it was so perfect except for the fact that Sarah was pregnant with his child that he cannot want due to his previous lost. I just could not let go of the book until I finished it at one go. Happy endings of course. I LOVE this book!
28 of 32 people found the following review helpful
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Format:Hardcover
Linda Howard is a very talented author, but this book is awful. It shares many common factors with alot of her other early - awful - books, which follow the eighties romance tradition of degrading the heroine and treating the hero like solid gold, even if he is a complete jerk. Her books are much better now, but WOW are some of the early ones stinkers.
This book is basically a story about a man who loses his family in an awful accident. We sympathise wtih him, and understand him, but I don't find his treatment of the heroine noble or sympathetic at all. The fact is, he becomes an emotional coward, and drags the heroine down into his never-ending spiral of self-pity and paranoia.
I also find it hard to believe that a man who was such a loving father would be capable of literally ignoring the existence of his new-born baby. I mean, the man refuses to even look at it, won't stay in the same room with it, completely ignores it's crying for hours when his wife is unable to look after it because of illness, and while she is pregnant, makes absolutely no concession to her condition at all - he literally pretends that there is no pregnancy or child, and expects her to do the same. When she doesn't, he sulks and has tantrums, and stalks out of the house to pout! Quite frankly, I like a bit more emotional depth and maturity in a man than this. My advice - don't bother. Get some of her more recent ones.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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Format:Hardcover
Sarah harper has loved Rome matthews silently for a long time. she had seen him marry her best freind , the lose his wife and sons in a accident. Years later he turned to her for comfort and made her his wife, she feel had her world is completed. Only one thing could made her happy is to have rome's baby. but that was denied her because rome dared not risk losing another child. Then fate intervended to bring sarah her child, a child Rome could not face, thought it might mean losing Sarah the woman he loved.
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I must start off by saying that I am a stalwart Linda Howard fan. She has published a few books that I really haven't enjoyed, but for the most part she is absolutely amazing. Read more
Published on 22 Jan 2011 by Izzie
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i have just finished reading Sarah's child, and truly enjoyed it.i managed to read it in one sitting, as i just could not put it down! Read more
Published on 25 Sep 2010 by Lena platt
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The hero is arrogant and selfish, the heroine weak and annoying.
I don't want to read about someone treating a woman and his baby so horribly, while she takes everything he... Read more
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Published on 11 Jun 2010 by D. Greenlees
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