Stories in This Anthology
Each story in this volume is listed below with its author and available publication details.
The stories in this volume were first published in this anthology.
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About This Anthology
Three romantic stories celebrating motherhood
Riley's Baby - Jennifer Greene
Lawyer Adrienne Bennett was upscale, high-powered... and pregnant! Nothing in her orderly life had prepared her for motherhood. What about her job? More important, what about Riley? Her fun-loving other half had never counted on baby making three!
Taylor's Ladies - Karen Keast
Single, logical, forty-plus Samantha knew what was missing in her life: the patter of little feet. But with adoptive motherhood moments away, she panicked. As always, her best friend, Taylor, offered her his shoulder to lean on. Suddenly, inexplicably, Samantha wanted more. Had maternity created these outrageous cravings? Or was Taylor subtly different -- possessive, proud, expectant?
Labor Dispute - Emilie Richards
Johanna Hastings should have been feeling blessed -- married, with three sons, now she had a new baby on the way. But David was always working the farm and the boys still thought she should be their willing slave. There was only one solution: to her family's amazement, this mother went on strike!
Riley's Baby - Jennifer Greene
Lawyer Adrienne Bennett was upscale, high-powered... and pregnant! Nothing in her orderly life had prepared her for motherhood. What about her job? More important, what about Riley? Her fun-loving other half had never counted on baby making three!
Taylor's Ladies - Karen Keast
Single, logical, forty-plus Samantha knew what was missing in her life: the patter of little feet. But with adoptive motherhood moments away, she panicked. As always, her best friend, Taylor, offered her his shoulder to lean on. Suddenly, inexplicably, Samantha wanted more. Had maternity created these outrageous cravings? Or was Taylor subtly different -- possessive, proud, expectant?
Labor Dispute - Emilie Richards
Johanna Hastings should have been feeling blessed -- married, with three sons, now she had a new baby on the way. But David was always working the farm and the boys still thought she should be their willing slave. There was only one solution: to her family's amazement, this mother went on strike!