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Some Kind Of Wonderful [Mass Market Paperback]

Barbara Freethy
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Aug 16 2001 Avon Romance

It's the kind of story investigative reporter Matt Winters writes about -- not the kind he wants to be living. When he discovers a newborn baby girl on his doorstep, he panics ... then he desperately turns to his temptingly pretty neighbor Caitlyn Devereaux for help. After all, women are supposed to know everything about babies!

Caitlyn's natural sensuality intrigues Matt ... and heraching vulnerability as she holds the precious bundle piques his curiosity.The wedding gowns she creates are famous for fulfilling every bride'sfantasies, yet she firmly says that marriage -- and motherhood -- are not for her. But her kisses suddenly have Matt dreaming of something wonderful -- and soon he's determined to get this reluctant woman to change her mind.


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A baby is the last thing hard-driving journalist Matt Winters needs. But when he finds one outside his San Francisco apartment door late one night and it turns out to belong to the sister he hasn't seen since she was nine, he knows he can't just abandon the baby. He also knows that he has to find his sister. But he needs help, which comes in the reluctant form of bridal shop owner Caitlyn Devereaux, his neighbor and a woman with sorrows of her own. Although the relationship between Caitlyn and Matt is primary, a secondary love story adds a satisfying touch to a well-written, emotionally involving romance that combines a realistic urban setting with a family-oriented plot and makes it work. An expert at creating appealing characters, Freethy is a RITA Award-winning writer of heartwarming, family-centered contemporary romances; she lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Copyright 2001 Reed Business Information, Inc.

About the Author

Barbara Freethy is the author of nine novels for Avon Books. She has captured the hearts of readers with her warm, wonderful romances that celebrate the full spirit of love. Her first novel Avon Books, Daniel's Gift, a poignant tale about a little boy and his estanged parents, won the RITA Award for Best Contemporary Romance. Other award-winning titles include Ryan's Return, Ask Mariah, and her most recent novel, Just the Way You Are.

Barbara resides in Northern California with her husband and two children.


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By mirope
Format:Mass Market Paperback
This is a good, solid contemporary romance by Barbara Freethy. All the usual elements are there - a sexy but stoic hero and beautiful but vulnerable heroine are thrown into an emotionally charged situation. Here, the catalyst is a baby that appears in the hallway between their neighboring apartments. As they struggle to care for the baby and find its mother, the two strangers rapidly become enmeshed in one anothers' lives. Freethy does a good job of making the scenario work, and the book is a pleasant and quick read. My only reservation is that the sexual tension was a bit forced and too formulistic.
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4.0 out of 5 stars A great story to pass the time Jan 7 2002
Format:Mass Market Paperback
Caitlyn has a past she'd rather forget. Matt is looking for his past. The two live across the hall from each other but have never met. That is, until one night a baby is left in the hallway, on Matt's side, and he goes across the hall to Caitlyn for help. Together the two take care of the baby and fight the pain of each of their past.

This was a good novel. The characters were likable and well developed. They could be people we all know in real life. They each grow throughout the story and grow together as neighbors and friends. The storyline in this book seemed to be well thought out. It moved at a fairly decent pace.
There are a lot of events that happen over the one week course of this story. All in all this was a good book. I found myself reading as fast as I could because I couldn't wait to find out what happened. I would like to see a follow-up book to this story. Maybe one more in-depth with Sarah and Reverend Johnathan.

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5.0 out of 5 stars A well crafted and interesting read Jan 6 2002
Format:Mass Market Paperback
I thought Ms. Freethy did an excellent job of
character development while weaving an intricate
storyline. I think that this book proves that
she has become a very polished writer.
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4.0 out of 5 stars A Romance Story That Is Very True To Life
Some Kind Of Wonderful by talented writer Barbara Freethy is a well written romance novel that a lot of people will relate to. It is a story that rings very true to real life. Read more
Published on Dec 29 2001 by Victoria Taylor Murray
5.0 out of 5 stars A Good Read
Barbara Freethy is a good writer. Both the heroine and hero are likeable, believable characters who go through self-discovery processes as they fall in love with each other. Read more
Published on Dec 17 2001 by areaderfromnatick
5.0 out of 5 stars A great emotional, uplifting read.
I'm a big fan of Barbara Freethy and especially enjoy the way she weaves the relationships together while keeping the plot interesting. Read more
Published on Sep 20 2001
5.0 out of 5 stars A book with real emotion
I read a lot of romance and I think it's pretty rare to find an author who can write emotion the way that Barbara Freethy does. Read more
Published on Sep 19 2001
4.0 out of 5 stars Pretty Good Story But Not Ms. Freethy's Best
csarpin has pretty much described the story. Matt, Caitlin, with her undisclosed problems, Baby Emily, Sarah, Matt's long lost sister, Jonathan, a young minister, Brian, Caitlin's... Read more
Published on Sep 15 2001 by Lilly Rabalais
4.0 out of 5 stars Pretty Good Story But Not Ms. Freethy's Best
csarpin has pretty much described the story. Matt, Caitlin, with her undisclosed problems, Baby Emily, Sarah, Matt's long lost sister, Jonathan, a young minister, Brian, Caitlin's... Read more
Published on Sep 15 2001 by Lilly Rabalais
5.0 out of 5 stars Some kind of fabulous!
Another winner from the talented Ms. Freethy. She has a way of turning ordinary people into extraordinary characters that get under your skin and tug at your heart. Read more
Published on Sep 10 2001
4.0 out of 5 stars Some kind of wonderful is just that!
What happens when you're a bachelor journalist running on three hours sleep out of the last seventy-two; you come home ready to relax, and then hear a baby crying outside your... Read more
Published on Sep 9 2001 by Freelance Reviewer
5.0 out of 5 stars Beautiful Story!
I have read all of Barbara Freethy's books, and i think this is my favorits. The dialoge in this book is unbelievable. Read more
Published on Sep 9 2001 by Dena Oliva
5.0 out of 5 stars Some kind of wonderful book!
What a wonderful story. I can't resist those tough heros who are brought to their knees by a woman and a baby! Read more
Published on Sep 7 2001
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