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    The Pregnancy Proposal

    By Helen Bianchin

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    Tasha is overjoyed to discover that she's pregnant. But telling Australian tycoon Jared North that he's the father of her baby is the hardest thing she's ever had to do. For three years they've shared an intensely passionate relationship - but marriage has never been on the agenda.... Then Jared stuns Tasha with a marriage proposal, but, convinced he's just offering marriage out of a strong sense of duty, Tasha is reluctant to become his convenient bride....
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Presents
    Release dateOct 1, 2010
    ISBN9781426880520
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    The Pregnancy Proposal
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    Helen Bianchin

    Helen Bianchin was encouraged by a friend to write her own romance novel and she hasn’t stopped writing since! Helen’s interests include a love of reading, going to the movies, and watching selected television programs. She also enjoys catching up with friends, usually over a long lunch! A lover of animals, especially cats, she owns two beautiful Birmans. Helen lives in Australia with her husband. Their three children and six grandchildren live close by.

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    • 5/5
      This is one of the sweetest books I've read. Made me want to laugh, cry, shake someone, and melt. Love at its best. Author did excellent job writing this story.
    • 4/5
      Such strong and loving characters , made a simple story interesting n enchanting. Very believable.
    • 1/5
      The book was very bad, the heroine was stupid. She created an issue when there shouldn't have been one. She has been living with the guy for two years, they had a perfectly good relationship until she got pregnant, he proposed and she frankly became nuts. She wanted the guy to love her before she can marry him. Oh boy, why didn't she think of that when he asked her to move in and she agreed. I mean living together for two years is pretty committed for a guy. I think she was selfish, suddenly moving out. Not even thinking about her child, doesn't she know that saying I love you and getting married doesn't mean the relationship will last. Many people divorce after getting married in love. I would have understand her saying no to marriage if she got pregnant after a one night stand because she doesn't really know the guy. But to say no to marriage after they had been living together for two years, moved out, got mad if the guy call every day to check on her, I think that was plain stupid
    • 4/5
      The h has been with H for three years and once she gets pregnant she thinks he doesn't love her enough? Crazy woman. The H was incredibly patient and put up with her idiot gesture and I wanted to slap the h several times during the book but she came through for me in the end. The HEA was believable and I liked the book overall.