By Kelly Bridgewater
Tasked with figuring out who left a baby girl at the
Houston FBI office, Special Agent Tanner Wilson has only one hint--his
ex-girlfriend's name written on a scrap of paper. But child psychologist Macy
Mills doesn't recognize little Addie, and someone's dead set on abducting her .
. . even if it costs Tanner's and Macy's
lives. And with Addie and Macy as targets, Tanner's new mission is to protect
them both--at the risk of his own life and heart. Macy will do anything to help
him find who's after Addie, and make amends for her past mistakes. But for
their reunion to become a second chance at love, they must find a way to
survive the danger threatening to tear them apart.
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My Thoughts:
The Baby Assignment
by Christy Barritt is a short novella from Harlequin. The romantic suspense
novel is a quick read with non-stop thrills. From the first moment Special
Agent Tanner Wilson arrives on the scene, he makes a huge splash, causing the
world of Macy Mills to turn upside down. The romance and the suspense is
formulaic, but Barritt does a great job at creating interesting types of suspense
twists that keep me turning the pages. The romance heats up the moment Tanner
and Macy meet each other again. I really enjoyed the novel especially because
Barritt does a great job at creating original stories. Overall, I finished The Baby Assignment really quickly, but
I enjoyed spending time with Tanner and Macy and watching them fight for each
other and the baby.
I received a complimentary copy of The Baby Assignment by Christy Barritt from Christy Barritt, but
the opinions stated are all my own.
My Rating:
4 out of 5 stars
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