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Review: Big Stranger's Baby

Big Stranger's Baby Big Stranger's Baby by B.B. Hamel
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Amelia Evans a lawyer brought in boarding school away from home, she is daughter of Wheelville and West Virginia's biggest coal mine's owner. She returns to Wheelville for her father's funeral when he dies in a fatal accident and inherits his coal mine, she reaches a miner's bar for so called solace and get acquainted with Samuel Carter. She didn't much care about which mine he works for and he didn't press her when she doesn't give away her full details, they fall into conversation and end in bed. From now number of events change their life completely, after leaving she finds they didn't use protection, he finds the new President of the Evan Energy is the girl he took to bed and can't thinking of her for couple of weeks. The biggest discover is they are enemies now but they have to work together for employees welfare, also she finds that is pregnant. What will happen next and how he will protect her when he finds she is pregnant with his baby.
I received an ARC and I am leaving a voluntary review, I really enjoyed the book, page turner and well written.

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