Pleasure, Pregnancy and a Proposition

by Heidi Rice

Book Overview

Sexy millionaire aristocrat Luke Devereaux showed up at Louisa's office, marched her to a doctor and demanded she take a pregnancy test Much to her complete shock and horror, it was positive Nearly three months before, Luke had shown Louisa a night of pleasure she could never have imagined--and which would never be repeated. But the dramatic consequences meant Luke was now demanding marriage--and his proposition came with a tantalizing promise: more...

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373128096
• ISBN13: 9780373128099
• Release Date: February 2009
• Publisher: Harlequin Presents
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.24 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Fire and Passion

Again, Heidi Rice has outdone herself with this amazing contemporary romance Pleasure, Pregnancy and a Proposition. The title is literally the story as the very sexy Luke and the spirited Louisa meet and can't seem to keep their hands off each other. Their sexual attraction for each other is extremely strong. The reader immediately knows there's going to be a problem when Luke shows up at Louisa's office because he suspects she might be carrying his child. When this is confirmed, he insists they head out to his country home to sort things out. Let's just say the heat is turned up a notch as they try to determine what should be done and of course they each have their own ideas on how they should proceed. Just prepare yourself for their arguments and their passion. I adored Louisa's character, she has a passion for her job as a writer for a woman's magazine, a passion for life itself and no one is going to tell her what to do, not her father nor the extremely handsome and wealthy Luke Devereaux. You just immediately know this couple are meant to be together but their journey is spirited and very rocky at times. Luke Devereaux's passion for Louisa leaps off the pages. However, his secrets and his coming to terms with his past will have you in tears. For Pleasure, Pregnancy and a Proposition was indeed a pleasure to read.