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In this Billionaires & Babies novel, award-winning author Kat Cantrell presents an offer that can't be refused…
When billionaire entrepreneur Michael "Shay" Shaylen becomes guardian to a baby boy, he knows there's only one woman who can teach him how to be a father—his ex-lover, child psychologist Juliana Cane. So he makes her a deal: if she gives him two months, he'll give her a boost in her career.
She says yes. Suddenly, Juliana has everything she's ever wanted: a home, a child—Shay. But she knows this seductive situation is only temporary. Because even as desire burns between them—so do the reasons Juliana has to say goodbye….
- Sales Rank: #853395 in Books
- Published on: 2013-08-06
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 6.65" h x .50" w x 4.13" l, .20 pounds
- Binding: Mass Market Paperback
- 192 pages
Review
"The sassy and smart dialogue between the hero and heroine is just one of the many things to enjoy about Cantrell's latest. Delivering a trifecta of heart, humor and hotness, The Baby Deal is a hit." Romantic Times BOOKReviews, 4 1/2 stars
"Hot and sexy love scenes and thrilling moments of joy and sorrow. The dialogue was laced with lust, past hurt, emotional soul baring moments and classic Kat Cantrell awesomeness." Contemporary Romance Reviews
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About the Author
KAT CANTRELL read her first Harlequin novel in third grade and has been scribbling in notebooks since she learned to spell. She majored in literature, officially with the intent to teach, but ended up in middle management, until she became a stay-at-home-mom and full-time writer. She was the 2011 Harlequin So You Think You Can Write winner and a 2012 RWA Golden Heart finalist for best unpublished series contemporary manuscript. Kat, her husband and their two boys live in north Texas.
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Juliana Cane hadn't spoken to Michael Shaylen in eight years, not since the day she'd realized that if she was going to lose him, she'd rather do it on her terms.
And today, when she opened her front door to the man who'd once taken her to heights never experienced before or since, her brain deserted her. She'd practiced a highly appropriate "hello" and a lovely "nice to see you," both suitable greetings for an ex-boyfriend who calls with no warning.
But obviously his brief and to-the-point "I need to talk to you" had knocked her upside down, and she hadn't reoriented yet because all she managed was "You're not on crutches."
Like the last time she'd seen him. A broken leg did take less than eight years to heal.
"Day's not over."
A familiar, cloud-parting smile broke open across his stubbly jaw, its effect a forceful punch to a feminine place long forgotten.
Unbelievable. After all this time, both her brain and her body still reacted to him without her permission.
"How are you?" he asked. "It's Dr. Cane now, right?"
"Yes." She was a psychologist and thus well equipped to handle this unexpected visit, if the bongo drum in her chest would lay off. "But only my clients call me that. You didn't mention on the phone if you'd be staying long. Do you have time to come in?"
"Sure." He shot a glance toward the long, sleek car idling at the curb.
"Is someone in the car? Everyone is welcome." Even a size-zero supermodel with photo-worthy hair and fourteen thousand dollars' worth of dental work. His usual type, if the media could be believed. "I don't want you to feel awkward about this visit, Michael."
His name stuck in her throat. She'd never called him Michael.
His lips curved into a half grin. "Then stop first-naming me. I'm still Shay."
Shay. His mega-watt personality engulfed the porch, too big to be reined in by skin. That chiseled physique honed by hours of brutally challenging sports hadn't changed. A new scar stood out in sharp relief on his biceps, a long slash interlaced with crosshatches.
Stiches. Messy stitches, which meant he must have been sewn up by a third-world doctor after a zip-line accident in Off-The-Map City. Probably without anesthetic or antibiotics.
Still the same Shay.
She stepped back, refusing to dwell on scars—visible or otherwise—and nearly tripped over the Persian runner in the foyer. "Come in, please."
With another glance at the idling car, cryptic with its rental tags and tinted windows, he followed her into the house. Where to put him? In the living room or the less formal family room? She decided on formality, at least until she got her feet under her and her brain functional.
How could Shay still wreak such havoc on her senses after eight years?
Maybe because he was still gorgeous and untamed and… She didn't like that kind of man anymore, despite certain feminine parts trying to insist otherwise.
She ushered him into the living room and gestured to the plush navy couch. It was supposed to be big enough for two people but Shay's six-foot frame dwarfed it. As he settled onto a cushion, she worried for a fanciful second that the metal webbing beneath the fabric would collapse under the weight of so much man.
Eric was six feet tall. The couch had never seemed small when her ex-husband sat on it. She opted for the armless Queen Anne chair at a right angle to the couch and didn't allow a speck of self-analysis about why she hadn't sat next to Shay.
"I'm sorry about Grant and Donna," she said right away. The deaths of his friends and business partners was no doubt fresh on his mind. "How was the funeral?"
"Long." Grief welled inside his sea-glass-green eyes.
She could still see clear through them, straight into the wrenching agony of having to bury his best friends. Her primal, unchecked reaction to his emotions was frighteningly unchanged as well—a strong urge to soothe, to heal. To hold on to him until the pain fled.
Instead of reaching for him, she clasped her fingers together in a tight weave. They were virtually strangers now, no matter how abnormal it seemed. No matter how convinced she'd been that time would surely have dimmed the shimmering, irrational dynamic between them.
It hadn't. But she'd pretend it had.
Once, she'd been so drawn to his lust for life, to his powerful personality and his passion for everything—especially her—that he'd engulfed her, until she couldn't see the surface anymore. It was too much. He was too much. She'd never been enough for him.
So why was he here? Instead of jumping right into it, she went with a safer subject. "Tell me about the funeral."
"We did both services together. Better that way, to get it all over with. Closed casket. It was easier. I didn't have to see them."
"Of course," she murmured. It wasn't like they'd had a choice.
Grant and Donna Greene had died in the explosion of an experimental ship designed for space tourism. News stations had continually replayed the clip, but Juliana couldn't imagine the couple being inside the craft when it blew. It was too ghastly. Instead, she remembered Shay's friends the way she'd last seen them eight years ago—standing on a bungee platform, sun beating down on the four of them as they waited to plunge into the unknown.
One by one, they'd jumped. First Shay, because he never failed to be first in line for whatever new thrill he'd conceived. Then Grant jumped, then Donna. They'd all jumped.
Except Juliana.
She couldn't—couldn't even peer over the edge. She'd just backed away with a wordless shake of her head, too overcome to speak. Too overwhelmed by the slippery darkness encroaching on her consciousness.
Shay was fearless. She wasn't. They didn't make sense together, and she'd known he'd eventually realize that, eventually grow bored with her at best, or resentful at worst.
She'd just realized the truth first.
She shook her head now and focused on the breathtaking mountains dominating the view through the floor-to-ceiling glass opposite her chair. She'd moved on, moved to New Mexico from Dallas for a reason. That hadn't been her place, in a relationship with a man who thrived on the indefinite, with whom she couldn't imagine a future. Or children. Or a normal marriage.
In New Mexico, she could find her balance in structure and order, the opposite of what her home life had been while growing up, the opposite of what she'd had with Shay. She could build a safe life firmly planted on the ground.
It just wasn't happening quite like she'd planned.
"How are you coping?" she asked. Her Dr. Cane voice betrayed nothing of the sharp and vivid memories fighting for her attention.
Eric disliked her Dr. Cane voice, disliked it when she answered all his questions with questions. Shay didn't seem at all bothered that she'd retreated behind her degree.
"Taking it day by day right now." Shay coughed and stared at the ceiling for a long time. "Greene, Greene and Shaylen has some good people running the show and that'll continue until I figure out some things."
"I'm so sorry, Shay. Let me get you a drink."
"First I have to tell you why I'm here. The will…" He cleared his throat. "Grant and Donna had a son. You probably heard. Their will named me as the guardian."
Her lungs contracted. That poor, motherless baby had been shuttled around with little regard, no doubt, for the potential trauma. Instinctively, she cupped her own barren womb and swallowed. "The news did mention a baby, but I assumed he went to relatives."
"I am a relative," Shay shot back. "Not by blood, but Grant was my brother in every way."
Juliana blinked at the fierceness clamping his mouth into a hard line. "Yes, I didn't mean anything by the term."
Shay backhanded a dark caramel-shot thatch of hair off his forehead. Almost every day of the two years they'd been together, he'd worn a baseball cap to keep that wavy mane out of his face. Had he traded the cap for something else or was he always bareheaded now?
"Sorry," he said. "It's been a hellacious couple of weeks. I'll get to the point. I'm a dad now. I owe Grant's kid the best shot at that I can give him. But I can't do it by myself. I need your help."
"My help? I haven't seen Grant and Donna since college."
Even then, they'd been part of Shay's world, not hers. The three were always together, poring over some complicated schematic. Muttering about accelerants and a myriad of other baffling rocket science terms. Three of the best minds in a generation hashing out improbable solutions for the optimal way to get off the ground. Always in a hurry to leave the earth—and Juliana—behind.
"You're a kid expert. That's what I need."
He'd been keeping tabs on her. Since she'd kept tabs on him, it shouldn't have come as a shock. Except Michael Shay-len's name graced the headlines every week, especially the past couple of years, once the cascade of government contracts awarded to GGS Aerospace catapulted its three founders onto the short list of billionaires under the age of thirty.
The story of her life was considerably less newsworthy. A dissertation arguing for more traditional child-rearing methods. Marriage to a compatible man. Four failed in vitro attempts. One quiet divorce and a year of floundering. But she was on track now, with a thriving psychology practice and the beginnings of a new parenting book. If she couldn't have a baby, she'd help other parents be the best they could be.
Much better than her own parents had ever been. They didn't know half of what had happened to her and didn't care to know. They'd always been too caught up in moving to the next town one step ahead of creditors to notice their daughter's problems, so she'd stopped telling them how rootless she'd felt. She'd stopped telling anyone.
All her angst, all her longing would be funneled into the book she'd conceptualized a few weeks ago. She'd birth a legacy instead of a baby.
"Yes, I'm a child psychologist. How does that make me what you need?"
"How do I raise him? How do I care for him?" Shay met her gaze and the strength of his plea hummed through the air. The years vanished as her flesh pebbled like it always had when provoked with that searing intensity. "Anyone can show me how to mix formula and change diapers. I'm asking you to teach me to be a father."
With a shiver, she ordered her goose bumps to cease and desist. He wanted her help, as a professional advisor of sorts. Not a smart idea. How could she work with him so closely when he still had such a strong effect on her? "That's a tall order. Hire a nanny."
"I plan to hire a nanny. Help me pick a good one. Help me pick schools, toys. Grant entrusted his son to me and I have to do everything right." The green tide pool of Shay's eyes sucked at her, mesmerizing her, as he pleaded his case.
He meant it.
Never would she have suspected such a sense of responsibility lurked in the heart of the roller coaster ride sprawled on her couch.
Eight years ago, she'd ended their relationship because she'd wanted to have children with a man who would raise them by her side, not one who was likely to wind up in a broken heap at the bottom of a cliff after his rappelling rope failed. Not one who willingly sought to upset the status quo every five seconds.
How ironic that he was the one who had ended up with the baby.
"Please, Juliana."
Shay fought the urge to clear his throat again. He hadn't said her name aloud in a long time. Hadn't allowed himself to think about her. For the past eight years, he'd successfully avoided recalling what a mess she'd left behind when she'd walked out on him.
"Will you consider it? If the answer is no, I'll be on my way."
In the past twenty-four hours after making that phone call, he'd done nothing but think about Juliana Cane. The way her lips curled up in a half smile as she drew a bow across her violin. How she threw her head back while in the throes of pleasure. The exact shade of blue of her eyes.
Her still-gorgeous mouth pursed in thought, shifting the lines of her heartbreaker of a face. "What exactly are you proposing? I have clients. A practice. A life."
A life. Well, so did he. Or he used to. These days, life had an aggravating tendency to be one way when he woke up and a whole other way by the time his head hit the pillow that night. If he slept at all.
He hadn't closed his eyes once the night after Grant and Donna died. Too busy counting the if-onlys. Too busy shouldering blame and cursing himself for not double-checking that fuel line personally. Too busy figuring out that yeah, men weren't supposed to cry, but after losing everything that mattered, rules didn't apply.
Shay crossed his arms over the perpetual ache and scooted back against the fluffy, senior-citizen-approved couch cushions. "Sounds like the answer is yes."
She straightened the perfectly symmetrical hem to her grown-up suit and crossed her mile-long legs. "Yes to considering it. Iced tea? It's organic, and I only use stevia as a sweetener."
"Sure."
He hated iced tea and always had. What did it say that she didn't remember? Likely that she'd moved on and rightly so. They'd had no contact for eight years, and without the accident and his resulting parenthood, they would have continued to have no contact. Yeah, he'd followed her career. He couldn't help but wonder if she'd found the boring life she seemed to want.
Shay trailed Juliana into the neat kitchen, eyes on her heels. Nice. Did a lot for her already spectacular legs. Those legs dredged up crystal-clear memories of her smooth limbs wrapped around his waist, her hot torso heaving against his.
Their relationship had bordered on mythical. The sex had been awesome, too. Nearly a decade later, the heat between them was banked. But still there. He could feel it.
The kitchen told him a bunch about this new professional version of Juliana Cane. Canisters lined the immaculate counter, all labeled in precise script. No dishes in the sink, not even on a Saturday. Crayon drawings lined the refrigerator—the only visual difference between this kitchen and one set up in a pristine home decor showroom.
Seemed like she'd hit the boring jackpot. He'd hoped it would make her happy, but no one as passionate about music as Juliana had been would ever be happy with such a vanilla life. The sad lines around her mouth proved it.
"I'm proposing a job," he said as she retrieved a glass from an overhead cabinet. "In case that wasn't clear. A consulting gig. Name your price."
"Still not much of a negotiator, are you?"
She tucked a lock of pale blond hair behind her ear. A simple gesture, but a familiar one. Back in the day, Juliana's hair had always hung loose and sexy, curling along her shoulders, begging for a man's fingers to sweep it back.
His fingertips strained to reach for those pale locks but that wasn't the purpose of his visit. Mikey needed him. Juliana didn't.
"Negotiation is for people who can afford to walk away if the terms aren't agreeable. I'm not trying to bargain. If I had another choice, I'd take it. You're the last person I expected to be asking for help."
The iced tea she'd been pouring splattered on the counter, missing the glass by six inches.
Rattled. Good. He barely recognized the woman she'd grown into. She looked the same, made some of the same gestures, but her reserve bothered him. He wasn't sure what he'd been expecting, but it wasn't this polite stranger.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Becoming a risk taker
By Donna McBroom-Theriot
Kat Cantrell delivers a sizzling story with sassy dialogue and steamy love scenes, all while teaching us about love, forgiveness, and sacrifice.
"...when she opened her front door to the man who'd once taken her to heights never experienced before or since, her brain deserted her...A familiar, cloud-parting smile broke open across his stubbly jaw, its effect a forceful punch to a feminine place long forgotten. Unbelievable. After all this time, both her brain and her body still reacted to him without her permission."
And with those thoughts, after being apart for more than eight years, the good Dr. Crane, now a child psychologist, and the wild daredevil, Shay, are about to be thrown into an orbit neither knew existed. When Shay inherits the baby of his deceased best friends, he contacts the one woman who could break his heart, to whip him into the world's best father.
Kat Cantrell writes with humor - "I could put some Shay in your sway, baby." and "Danged if I don't like this new you. That high-brow tone you get when you're being all consulty-like, it's really sexy."
Kat Cantrell can also dish up sexy - "What's my nonverbal saying?" "It says you're interested in throwing me over your shoulder and doing very wicked things to me upstairs." His eyes widened involuntarily. "Wow, you're good. What is your nonverbal saying? 'Please hurry'?"
And, breath-catching lusty - "I'd prefer to experiment in the moment by moving a certain way and then asking if you like it..."Experiment. On me. Sexually." How he choked out actual words was beyond him. "Please. I know it's a-" "Shut up, Ju. Just shut up a minute." He didn't know whether to laugh or cry and if she kept babbling, he might do both. Not even the wounded expression on her face could blast through the lust-hazed vision clouding his senses, of her naked, mounted on top of him, head thrown back in ecstasy as she rolled her hips. "Sorry, I'm still trying to process."
Now, if that doesn't make you want to run out and buy the book - nothing will!
THE BABY DEAL is well written and keeps you entertained cover to cover. The characters are well developed and the combination of sass, humor, lust, and compassion will have the reader falling in love with them. I loved getting to know the characters through their passion for life, the baring of their hearts as they each realized that to change the other, would somehow lessen them, and sometimes it is ourselves we need to heal, not the one we love.
"...don't you see? You're my stability You were always there, on the ground, steadying me. Giving me a place to land. You're the earth to my sky."
I am giving this book 5 stars. It was well written and virtually error free, and contained an element you do not often find in a romance novel - a lesson in life.
I received a copy of this book in exchange for a fair review.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Taking A Risk
By DelAnne
Title: The Baby Deal
Author: Kat Cantrell
Publisher: Harlequin
Published: 8-6-2013
Pages: 192
ISBN: 10: 0373732600
ISBN: 13: 978-0373732609
ASIN: B00BNRHKQG
Michael "Shay" Shaylen, billionaire business man, and Juliana Cane, a child psychologist, have a long history even though it has been over eight years since they last saw one another. They were a couple in college and were usually to be found with Shay's friends Grant and Diana Green. While Juliana liked her feet planted firmly on the ground and to play it safe, where as Michael and his friends were always looking for the next big adventure or adrenalin thrill. Until the day Grant and Donna dies in an explosion of an experimental ship for space travel. In their will they named Michael as guardian of the 5 month old son Michael Grant Green. Determined to be the kind of father he never had he contacts Juliana about a job proposition.
Juliana remembers her time with Shay like it was yesterday. She especially the day she realized her and Michael would never work and she left before Michael came to realize she was a coward and left her. She wanted a home, children and a husband that will stand by her side through it all. Michael and his friends wanted fun and thrills, always looking for a new challenge. Now she is wondering why he is here and what he wants. Why does her heart still race when he is near and her body crave a remembered passion.
Michael tells Juliana he wants to hire her to teach him how to be a good father. Juliana is the baby expert and Michael wants the best. To Michael that is Juliana. First she says no, then maybe. Then Michael pulls out the big guns he brings in Michael "Mickey" Grant Green, his new ward, telling Juliana to say no while looking into that sweet face. Something she cannot do. Funny how she would give anything for a baby and adrenalin junkie Michael is the one who has one. When Mickey starts to cry Juliana takes him from Michael and quiets him. Soothing the baby, she looks to Michael and gives him her terms. A guaranteed $50,000.00 and the right to write a book about the experience of teaching him to care for Mickey. Michael counters with the requirements of a minimum of two months in home, hands on 24/7 access to her expertise and final approval before the book is published.
Juliana agrees to the terms. Little did she know he would have paid her a million dollars, no questions asked. He still wants Juliana, but wants to be a good father to Mickey more. Maybe he can have both? Five days later Juliana exits the small plane in West Texas to see Michael waiting to drive her to his home. Sleep deprivation go along way to lowering their resistance and libidos run rampant. Memories and old fears of rejection hold their wants in check, but the remembered desires are going to make it a long two months.
As always Harlequin Desire has always offer quality romance novels. The Baby Deal is no exception. I enjoyed reading the story of two old lovers who should never have parted. You watch as pride falls to the way side and how one little soul brings them together long enough to work their way back to each other. The problem is will they follow their hearts and see what could be? Will they let past insecurities and habits destroy what could be before it even begins? It is such a smooth flowing story and an easy read. You will find Kat Cantrell has delivered a book you will enjoy during a lazy day at the beach or a relaxing afternoon on the front porch swing. If you would like more stories like The Baby Deal, you are in luck it is one of a miniseries by Harlequin Desire's Billionaires and Babies. Check out Harlequin for other titles.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Reviewed by Desere Steenberg
By Desere Steenberg
Most couples of today will tell you , that she either wears her hair up only because he loves it that way, or he does not watch sports any more simply because she is not a fan. But have you ever truly taken the time when hearing someone make such a statement to really think about the reason why he or she has made the sacrifice ?
The answer is clear, our love for another is stronger than our own passion for life, without the other person we would simply not want to exist in the first place, and this pushes us to change. But when you make that change however small it may be, a question remains. Are you truly the same person you use to be, or are you simply floating along as a former part of yourself ?
In the new Kat Cantrell read she tells the story of Juliana and Shay, they meet fall head over heals in love with each other despite their differences in personalities, after all opposites attract. Shay is a adrenaline junkie addicted to fast cars, bungee jumping, jumping from moving bikes you name it this man does it all. Where as Juliana is more the keeping her nose in the books type, and the only time these two are really truly connected is when in bed. The sex is hot, passionate and off the charts !
But Juliana has her life all planned out and she does not need the risk of losing Shay at any given moment with one of his adrenalin stunts, so she ends it. Fast forward eight years into the future and we find Juliana now a successful child psychologist divorced and childless, pretty much with no excitement in her life what so ever.
Until I'll-take-you-to-the-moon-and-back-when-your-in-my-arms Shay shows up at her doorstep with a baby, begging her to teach him to be a father. She can handle spending a little time with a cute baby but spending time with the one man her heart, body and soul has always truly belonged to, not so easy as she knows they can never be together, for change is the one thing Shay will never do, not for her anyway.
The characters of Juliana and Shay were both exquisitely well written. The author took me deep into the troubled mind of Juliana and her fears. I liked that Juliana thinks logically but only up to the point of what makes her happy. I was not crazy about her not taking the time to stop and think of what her actions are doing to Shay. However she got really interesting when the author started incorporating Juliana's work into her actions, by slowing letting the 'mind games' she practices on her patients become a vivid reality for Juliana, loved reading about Juliana's fall from her prim and proper pedestal!
Shay on the other hand goes above and beyond by changing his whole life, selling his fast cars and staying put behind his desk, but again same as Juliana it is simply because he wants to prove to the world he can be a good father, he does not stop to think that his actions are giving off the wrong vibe to Juliana. I loved the idea that the author lets him think he can have it all by giving up everything but his heart. As we all know that can never be done, you're either in it heart and soul or not at all.
These two were a delight to read and I loved that the author let me in on what they both were thinking but not each other, it let me as reader feel like I was reading a mystery and all the facts were clear to me but not the unsuspecting characters and I could not wait for the moment of reality to come falling from the sky when the truth is finally revealed.
The backdrop settings screamed excitement and passion. Hot and sexy love scenes and thrilling moments of joy and sorrow. The dialogue was laced with lust, past hurt, emotional soul baring moments and classic Kat Cantrell awesomeness!
From this read I am taking away the message that when you fall in love with someone trying to change them is not the answer just so that you can either have the perfect version of what you have always dreamed of or even simply because you are afraid. Take the time to find a compromise that will benefit you both, and you will find that you truly love the person for who they are instead of what you want them to be.
I highly recommend this read for fans of Kat Cantrell reads, for romance addicts who love reading about old flames finding their happy ever after. And for anyone who simply knows the meaning of "When change comes knocking on your door, it's time to let go and live a little!"
A passionate, romantic read that will leave you begging to jump straight off the cliff and into the flames of passion.
5/5 star review
"Pushing the limits of change"
Copy provided by the author in exchange for a honest review
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