Review: I Smiled All the Way Through!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 2, 2012
First of all, I could not find a print edition listed on Goodreads so?  I'm going to write up my review on the Kindle version.This was perhaps one of the most special romances that I've read. Yes, Romances have a consistent formula and I must admit that I like the traditional ones best. That being said, 'Adopt-A-Dad' was new, refreshing, and made me smile throughout the entire novel. It was contemporary, yet timeless.Luke Duncan, a veterinarian, and one of many children, does what we all do everyday, goes grocery shopping. Along with his groceries, he manages to pick up three orphaned children, hiding from being separated as a family. Luke is saddened by their circumstances but is not at a loss...I mean what is the issue of adding three more members to his own family consisting of three dogs, two cats, racoons, snakes and ducks?Can you imagine how those scared and hungry children must have felt...finding themselves suddenly safe from hunger and taken to a huge Victorian home filled with animal orphans? I tried to place myself in their shoes and what I felt was overwhelmed, scared, and thrilled at the same time.The social services person just might not agree to Luke's foster parenting though. Everyone agrees (in her working and life experience,) that children do better in double parent homes. Luke is single. then there is the small fact that they, Luke and Social Worker, Kealey had experienced the worst blind date ever.I loved this book and was tickled at the solution that Kealey, herself came up with. As I said, I smiled all the way through reading this great book.If you enjoy traditional family romances...do not miss reading this one.