Navy Blues

by Debbie Macomber

Book Overview

A New York Times Bestseller Despite her ex-husband's bullheadedness, Carol Kyle knew he'd be the perfect man to father the child she so desperately wanted. Yet she also realized that the strong, honorable man would never allow his child to be raised without a father. So Carol needed to plot, to plan, to maneuver, to seduce Steve into her bed for one last time . . . and then leave once more. Still, the passion when they were together was never the...

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373218451
• ISBN13: 9780373218455
• Release Date: June 2003
• Publisher: Silhouette Books
• Length: 298 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Good, but not the best in the series

To me the whole idea of Steve and Carol getting back together for the sole purpose of her getting pregnant just seemed crazy, but this book was still a fun and quick read.

MONOTONOUS BUT AN EXCELLENT READ

I READ THE BOOK IN ONE DAY, AND IT WAS CRUEL, SELFISH, AND LOVEABLE. BUT IT WAS A GOOD READ.

A sweet sequel...

Carol Kyle wanted only one thing from her ex-husband, Steve, a baby. After all he put her through, she felt that she deserved the one thing she'd always wanted most. He was the only man that she could ever want to have a baby with, so Carol set about seducing him, all while making him believe that everything was his idea.A part of Steve died when he learned of Carol's infidelity. It was all the little things that didn't add up, and since his emotions were involved, he didn't see that everything he believed was circumstancial. When he and Carol have a passion filled night on Christmas Eve, Steve is convinced they can work it out.Although a good book, I felt that it went in circles. It was Steve and Carol getting back together, then Steve would say something cruel and untrusting, and then Carol would vow to stay away and not risk her heart again. Over and over. Even though it was monotonous, it was still a very sweet romance with two people who were deeply in love.