Best friends in high school, Sandy Randolph and Michael Carlson pick up their friendship when they meet again twelve years later.
Sandy tries to fight her blossoming feelings for she knows a relationship with Michael is impossible. One of his dreams is for a large family, and that is something she cannot give him.
A short, disastrous marriage produced one good thing for Mike—his son. His ex-wife kidnapped Corey almost a year ago. Despite help from the FBI and private investigators, no one has found Corey. Mike decides to take over the search for his son, and wants Sandy by his side to help him.
As their feelings for each other deepen, Sandy knows she has to admit the truth about her sterility. But if she does, she may lose the love of her life.
(Previously published as More Than Love.)
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Michael hung up the receiver and smiled at Sandy. “Good morning.”
“Good morning.” She looked past him, searching for Kathy. “Are you alone?”
“Lera and Dorothy are in the back. I sent Kathy for donuts.”
“Do you still have that sweet tooth?”
“Guilty as charged. There’s a bakery down the street that makes the best glazed old-fashioned donuts I’ve ever tasted. On Fridays, I splurge and buy a dozen.”
“How do you keep in shape if you make a habit out of eating like that?”
“I run five miles a day and work out three days a week. Besides, we can’t eat the whole dozen by ourselves. The first few patients get to help us.” He grinned. “That means you.”
“Oh, boy, my lucky day,” she said without a hint of enthusiasm.
His grin faded. “You don’t like glazed old-fashioned?”
“There isn’t a donut in the world I don’t like. Unfortunately, they go right to my thighs.”
“You have nothing to worry about in that department. Remember, I saw you yesterday in those tight slacks.”
“They weren’t that tight, and you haven’t seen me without any clothes.”
His grin returned, this time devilish. “Is that an invitation?” |