3 customer reviews THERE WAS A MIX-UP AT THE SPERM BANK . September 12, 2006 Jared Steele was burned once and he sure didn't believe in romance any more.
What will happen when two strangers want the same baby? Wentworth lied about going to the surrogate agency and took the advance money and split. Dr. Rubin called Steele to tell him that he was to become a father but not by the right woman.
Lisa Langdon wants a baby, but not to give it up. She is creating hope and promise for the future.
Jared contacts his friend Zach to inform him that he is to become a father. But some strange woman is walking around out there with his child inside her. He needs Zach to find out who the woman is.
Really great story - great characters - tugs at the heart-strings.
Definitely Recommended --M - You will enjoy this one. I loved this book!. August 5, 1999 Teresa Carpenter writes a great story. I wasn't sure what to expect because this was her first book. Believe me, I wasn't disappointed. I can't wait for her to write another one! A real delight!. June 26, 1999 A fresh new voice in the genre. The Baby Due Date was amoung my favorite baby books this year. I look forward to reading Teresa Carpenter again soon!! |
1 customer reviews He's the Father of Her Twins, Oh Darn!. May 5, 2004 Hunter Morgan is the Deputy District Attorney for Kern County in Texas and is about to run for district attorney. He is at his brother's when he gets a call from a sperm bank saying that his sperm had successfully impregnated Laura Ashely Morgen. A mix up, the sperm was supposed to be for his sister-in-law as his brother had a low sperm count.
Hunter uses his position to track Laura down and bullies the sperm bank into giving him proof, then he bullies his way into Laura's life. I'm sure that's not how Ms. Barnes intended the story to be portrayed, but that's exactly how I saw it. I was very sympathetic to Laura and I couldn't stand Hunter. Of course they wind up as in item, it is a romance, but jeez, why do romance writers have to write about guys like this. Only three stars, because I just didn't like Hunter at all, though I concede others may not agree with me. |
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This digital document is an article from IIE Transactions, published by Institute of Industrial Engineers, Inc. (IIE) on July 1, 1996. The length of the article is 8238 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.
From the author: In this paper we investigate automated storage/retrieval systems where a due date is specified for each retrieval order. We consider the inclusion of both order retrieval and storage in the same tour when possible. Rules are developed for sequencing and batching orders to tours such that the total tardiness of retrievals per group of orders is minimized.
Citation Details Title: Order processing in automated storage/retrieval systems with due dates. Author: E.A. Elsayed Publication:IIE Transactions (Refereed) Date: July 1, 1996 Publisher: Institute of Industrial Engineers, Inc. (IIE) Volume: v28 Issue: n7 Page: p567(11)
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