REVIEW: For Her Son’s Sake by Katherine Garbera

In For Her Son’s Sake by Katherine Garbera is the third and final part in the Baby Business trilogy and can be easily read as a stand alone. Gaming tycoon Kell Montrose is buying out the company of his family’s bitterest rivals and giving its CEO, Emma Chandler, the axe. But he does not expect to be attracted to the beautiful widow and single mom. The passion he feels for her can’t be denied even if they are rivals!

Emma won’t give up her family legacy so easily.Her son deserves her family legacy and she won’t let it get away so easily.. She certainly didn’t get to the top by bowing to bullies like Kell. But the bigger question is: Why can’t she fight the urge to bed him?

For Her Son’s Sake by Katherine Garbera is a well written romance with the rivalry trope. The Chandler and Montrose rivalry goes back to their grandfather’s time. Kell wants revenge and Emma is not letting him get his way so easily but their mutual attraction is creating problems for both of them. Kell is an amazing hero who has been wronged in many ways in the past but he is not as bitter or cruel as anybody would expect him to be. I liked his generosity and his personality. Sammy,Emma’s adorable toddler adds beautifully to the story and its an absolute delight to read about him. Emma is an amazing mother and she does not give in easily to Kell demands. This is what I liked the most about her. The emotional conflicts were handled well and the romance was a nice combination of both emotion and passion.

On an whole this was an extremely satisfying read.

Book Info:

Published October 7th 2014 by Harlequin Desire Series #2331) | (Baby Business #3)

USA TODAY bestselling author Katherine Garbera proves that revenge is sweet, but family is sweeter…

Gaming tycoon Kell Montrose should be excited about buying out the company of his family’s bitterest rivals and giving its CEO, Emma Chandler, the ax. But there’s something about the single mom that reveals a soft spot Kell never knew he had…and a passion he can’t deny.

Emma won’t set a bad example for her young son and lose the family legacy. She certainly didn’t get to the top by bowing to bullies like Kell. But the bigger question is: Why can’t she fight the urge to bed him?