Pregnant with Her Best Friend's Baby
The perfect read for Mother's Day!
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Publisher Description
From friends with benefits…
To parents!
Paramedic dream team Maggie and Joe aren’t just crewmates in the Aratika Rescue Service, they’re also best friends. Until a particularly perilous, adrenaline-fueled rescue leads to one hot night in the shower! But Maggie discovers their unexpected and intensely passionate encounter had life-changing consequences. Now with a baby on the way, she can’t help but wonder, can she and Joe ever be more than just good friends…?
“This proved to be a heartwarming tale…I loved that Alison Roberts included our main characters’ full range of emotions, doubts, and hopes for the future to make this a well-rounded story.”
— Harlequin Junkie on Twins on Her Doorstep
“This had a little bit of everything, dipping its toes into fairytale waters and bringing a Cinderella-like feel…. And Alison Roberts balances everything pretty-much perfectly, bringing an uplifting romance between two endearing characters which simply leaves your heart sighing happily.”
— Goodreads on Their Newborn Baby Gift
Customer Reviews
Pregnant with Her Best Friend’s Baby
I received a complimentary copy of this book from NetGalley and I am voluntarily reviewing it.
I read this in one sitting. This was such a heart-felt story. I loved the characters. Both Maggie and Joe were a great team at work calling themselves the "dream team". They were best friends. They could count on each other to have the other's back. There was nothing romantic to their relationship as Maggie dreamed of being married with 6 children. Joe on the other hand never wanted to get married much less have children.
The author really did a fantastic job in convoying Joe's reactions to Maggie's news of a baby. It was done in such a way that you could easily identify with and feel for him. I loved how the dual POVs really connected me, the reader, to the characters. I felt like I was there with them throughout their journey to a HEA.
I also thought the author did a fantastic job in the descriptions and technical terms of the emergencies the teams when on as they were "air ambulance paramedic(s)".
I highly recommend this story to anyone. It was a real treat to read.