A Mistake, a Prince and a Pregnancy by Maisey Yates

I like how Alison didn't just bow to Maximo's wishes. But he still doesn't lash out which is a good thing. But he has problems accepting the fact that he's falling for her. His honour is not the only reason he wants to marry Alison. Prince Maximo Rossi has given up any hope of having a wife and children after his (IMO) disastrous marriage. He expects her to marry him so that they could raise the child together. She went to let him know about it, but she didn't expect his reaction to the news. Everything would have gone splendidly if there wasn't a mix-up at the clinic, and now she is carrying Maximo's child. She decided to get pregnant artificially. That was confusing, to say the least.Īlison is a career woman who is deathly afraid of relationship. Also, it talked as though the hero was a man used to being with a lot of different beautiful woman, then later it tells us he has not been with anyone but his wife for the seven years they were married and the two years since her death. I should also mention that the progress of this story moved along very slowly and I was frequently tempted to skip until I found something interesting. I should have gone by a friend's review but, no, I had to see for myself! It was not worth a free afternoon of my time. I say run, don't walk away from this book.

So we all know that he can never love again because that woman/wife might die, too. She died after their last try at IVF in an accident. In fact, she took it out on him even though she was the one infertile. He continued to love her but when she felt like such a failure due to her infertility she closed herself off to him and yet he remained faithful and devoted. He was a widower and his wife had been unable to give him children. If you are having a child your love supply will run out, your love tank goes to E and there is nothing left. What would you do if you loved your baby's father and there wasn't enough love left for your baby?!! Truthfully, that was the most ignorant thing I have heard of in a long time.

Good thing she wasn't having quads or there wouldn't Again, I say, does this mean every family member and everyone you meet in the world is going to cause you pain.apparently it does! Does it mean that in order to have a child by IVF and love it more than anything that you must not love anyone else so that you can 'save up' that love for your child only? I didn't realize we had an internal love-o-meter to show us when our love was used up.

I was so put off by the repetition of the heroine not wanting love.because her dad left the family and her mom was worthless. This one was quite on the ridiculous side.

I was so hoping that this book was going to equal or surpass a great Royal IVF mix up story that I read a few days ago.

A Mistake, a Prince and a Pregnancy by Maisey Yates