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Review: Baby, Be Mine (Crescent Cove #15) by Taryn Quinn


Baby, Be Mine (Crescent Cove #15)
by Taryn Quinn
Release Date: November 22, 2023

Purchase: https://geni.us/BBM-choice


Blurb
Baby on board has a whole new meaning…

What I was looking for?
An event coordinator to help out with the busy summer season at my restaurant.

What I got?
An emergency baby delivery on my party boat during our second interview becomes a life changing moment for both of us. Now I have to convince the brand new mama that I’m forever dad material—and the man who will love her forever.

Author's Note: Restaurant owner Mason Brooks has never believed in forever until a surprise baby and feisty new mom showed him what he was missing. Baby, Be Mine is a standalone romantic comedy with a happily-ever-after ending and no cliffhanger.


MY REVIEW

Mason is finally starting to interview for new staff. He absolutely has to hire more people to help out at his restaurant The Mason Jar, because his current staff is swamped. He's got 3 prospects here now, waiting for interviews, but things are crazy busy today. There's one person standing out, even before the interview starts. More craziness ensues, and Mason's rule of no dating his staff is now taking a dive off the barge.


Sweet, fun, and absolutely swoony - both the story and the couple. I love how quickly Mason falls, even if they don't name their feelings for awhile. Mason had always been so serious, but when a ray of sunshine with amazing ideas comes along, he doesn't know what hit him. Emma was just trying to stand on her own in the face of what she thought was parental disapproval, and ends up finding a sweetheart who doesn't judge, in fact, seems to adore her new baby. There's definitely something in the air, or in the water, in Crescent Cove, and honestly I wish I could visit because love and babies is a great combination just like Mason and Emma are.

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