Ginna Gray tells the story of another of the McCall brothers, Ryan. This book is of the same quality as the rest of the series. I reccommend it!

This book is the first romance book I have ever read. There is no other book that comes close!! I would recommend that everybody that has a romantic soul reads this!!!

Characterizations is what makes Ginna Gray's books. She will often use old romance plots, but by the time she is finished with them, they seem fresh and new. This book is no exception. The hero is a cop that has been wounded in the line of duty. Seeking to escape reporters and well-meaning friends, he grudgingly agrees to spend his recuperation time at an old hunting lodge of his friend's. What his friend doesn't tell him is that the lodge is also occupied by a former policy psychiatrist who is now running a home for foster children. The heroine is a strong, sure woman and the children wring your heart. Of course, between her and the children, the cop is healed both physically and mentally. I recommend it. The characters are likable and deep, with just enough conflict. It's also good enough that you will be awaiting the next installment titled, "In Search of Dreams".

Joanna, daughter of Claire Drummond, is an assistant to an US Senator with a special assignment that brings her into contact with an old family friend, Sean Fleming. Now if he would only take her seriously. Joanna learns much about love in this book. I like most of Ginna Gray's work, and this is no exception.

If you love Sandra Brown and you've read her book "Led Astray" this is the book for you. It's eerie alike. The difference between the books is that Sandra Brown's book has a bit more romantic sceens while Ginna Gray's book goes a little bit slower. Let me get to what the books about. The main characters in the book are Emily and Dillion. Emily's husband has just died in a fire while he was in bed with his mistress. Dillion is Emily's brother in law who Emily thinks hates her which cannot be further from the truth. Dillion has been in love with Emily since the first time he meet her but he hides it by being somber and remote whenever she's around. Losing her husband and finding out he has been unfaithful she also learns that her now deceased husband was deep in debt. If that wasn't enough she just learned a few days ago that she was pregnant. To Emily's surprise Dillion steps right in to help her. Emily doesn't understand why Dillion is being so kind to her. Dillion knows something Emily doesn't. Emily is carrying his child.

Although the plotline has no surprises, Ms. Gray has a knack for making readers care about her characters. A BABY FOR EMILY hits many favorite series romance elements--pregnant heroine, long-suffering hero, misunderstood tension that turns into sexual awareness then deeper emotion. It also sports an unfortunate stereotypical character, the hysterical, evil mother/in-law. Her one-dimensional meanness takes away from the story's credibility, but this is series romance, after all, and there isn't much time for secondary character growth or redemption. Ah, well. A gentle, pleasant read.

Okay, I confess: I'm a sucker for a pregnant heroine on the cover. Add that to the fact that I know Ginna Gray's books are always emotional--just the way I like a story--and those facts made this an immediate buy for me. I wasn't disappointed. Ms. Gray kept the tension simmering all the way through. I couldn't wait to see how this widow and her ...brother-in-law were going to get together.