Review: This book definitely stands on it's own.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 31, 2014
What woman doesn't love a picture of a sleeping infant. But that's not the reason I wanted to read the book. I was laughing by the time I got to chapter 3. Jamie McCoy's descriptions of what his daughter, Samantha, was doing or what he was going through was at times comical and you couldn't help but laugh. Nurse Allison wants to get involved with Jamie but knows that the "other shoe" is going to fall and he's going to try to send Samantha back to the mother who abandoned her on his back porch. She doesn't want to be involved with either one of them but she can't help herself.This book had me giggling right up until that shoe dropped. At that point I was a blubbering idiot. Read the book and see if you figure out just exactly where I broke and what caused me to break. As an aside you'll be able to read a couple of Jamie's regular newspaper columns and you'll find a lot of truth in them as well as get a chuckle.