Made the Grade: The Camdens of Colorado Series, Book 3

- This is an ARC book - Available Formats through Amazon.com: Paperback - Pages: 219; Kindle Edition - File Size: ??? KB | Expected Release Date: July 23, 2013 | Publisher: Harlequin Special Editon | Obtained: NetGalley

"It's a Boy!" [The Camdens of Colorado Series, Book 3] by Victoria Pade

My Book Summary : Five years after losing her husband and her baby daughter in a freak accident, Heddy has been trying to get her life together with her latest cheesecake business. However, even though her cheesecakes are heavenly delicious she isn't getting enough business to stay afloat. That is until Lang, his family business and his adorable two-year-old son, comes into her life to shake things up. If only Heddy & Lang didn't have past family issues coming between them to deal with along the way...

My Book Review : 3.5 out of 5 stars!! This charismatic and charming novel sweeps you off your feet with its entertaining characters and intriguing plot line. I thoroughly enjoyed the chemistry and whirlwind romance that blooms between Heddy & Lang. I could not get enough. So much so, that I wish there was more!!

I recommend this novel and series to anyone who likes redemption romances.

My Previous Review(s) for this Author : Maybe My Baby

My Previous Mention(s) of this Author's Books/Characters : When & Where Are You? Thursdays: Maybe My Baby | Winter Themed Books To Warm You Up During the 2011 Holiday Season

Book Teaser(s) :

"Carter..." Lang Camden groaned again.
"Good pie," the toddler responded. "More!"
"I think you've had your limit. But we'll buy one to take home," the obviously inept caregiver promised.
"The ra'berry one," Carter demanded enthusiastically.
The older of her two customers again sat the child in the chair. Then he used the wet towel in another attempt to clean him up. ~ within Chapter 1

"Maybe both of you guys got up on the wrong side of the bed this morning," she muttered as she did.
Apparently Carter thought he was supposed to respond to her comment, because he said, "I pooss uh phun in uh toy-et."
Heddy didn't quite follow that. "You put fun in the toilet?" she asked, thinking he was talking about potty training in some fashion.
"No, uh cephun," Carter corrected.
"You put Lang's cell phone in the toilet?" she asked.
"An my Mick-eye Mouse wash."
Heddy had noticed that Carter was only wearing one of his wristwatches today. "You put your Mickey Mouse watch and Lang's phone in the toilet," she translated.
"An a bad shoe. I fooshed 'em!" he confirmed.
"You flushed them?"
"Wa-er aw ober!"
"Water all over..." Heddy was getting the picture. ~ within Chapter 6

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