Reviews for Wife and Mother Wanted

The average rating for Wife and Mother Wanted based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2020-09-08 00:00:00 Chen Liu 3 Stars ~ This is a lovely romance with the hero and heroine both coming to terms with their pasts. Carissa, after being orphaned, had been adopted by a couple who should never have been granted a child. As a result her choices in partner is on the bland side, steering wide of anyone who hints at being a challenge. Brody has a fear of losing people he loves; having lost both his parents as he was growing up, then at 18 his uncle who raised him and finally his wife Jackie when his daughter was just a toddler. Carissa has an immediate bond with Molly, and wishes she could get her grumpy dad to let go of that wall he's built around him. Her cheerful and always optimistic personality slowly starts to loosen the bricks. But when she lets him know that she'd like to explore their obvious attraction, he shuts her down and pushes her away. I enjoyed this romance. The story evolves rather slowly at first, however, once we get to know Brody and Carissa things start to shake up. Molly is delightful. The HEA is very satisfying.

Review # 2 was written on 2015-02-24 00:00:00 Rene Steffensen The title of this book is deceptive. Brody wasn't looking for a wife at all. Carisa his next door neighbour owns a shop all about fairies. And loves children. She spots Molly hanging around near her garden. And in her seems a younger version of herself at that age. Both parties have there own issues with Brody having to deal with the death of his wife. Which he feels responsible for. It takes Carissa leaving for him to realise how he really feels for her.