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Biology professor Dr. Marietta Dalrymple believes that males cannot be monogamous. Feeling the natal need to have a child to raise by herself, Marietta meticulously plans her pregnancy to the most minuscule detail. She advertises in a scientific journal for male donors, establishes a valid checklist, and evaluates each candidate based on her criteria. High on her list are the attributes family health history and genius IQ. After careful consideration, she chooses biochemist Harold McGinty to serve as the sire.
Unable to do what he agreed to with Marietta, Harold struggles with his feelings of guilt. At the airport, Harold meets his friend Cash ¿Jax¿ Jackson and asks Jax to tell Marietta he is not ¿coming¿. Jax agrees, but before he can inform her, he finds himself sharing the best lovemaking of his life. Forced to leave for a while, he returns to their hotel room only to find she is gone, but two months later learns she is pregnant. Jax plans to prove to his beloved that he will remain faithful and jointly raise their child and future children. That is if he can overcome her stereotyping MISCONCEPTION that men will leave. Of course his professional wrestling persona, The Secret Stud, does not help his cause.
MISCONCEPTION is an amusing romantic romp that is character-driven. The story line contains a zany plot as Marietta refuses to believe Jax can think with his brain though the anecdotal empirical evidence shows he can use both heads quite compassionately. At times Marietta¿s stubbornness can become frustrating, yet fans of jocular romances will take pleasure in this laugh a minute novel.
Harriet Klausner
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Posted May 2, 2012
This was such an enjoyable read. I literally laughed and cried the whole time. It had me on an emotional roller coaster! I would definitely read it again, and more by this author.
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Posted April 11, 2012
Enjoyable read, well written and funny . Approx 600 pages. Characters were very personable.
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Posted April 10, 2012
I truly loved this book. I laughed out loud and it was a great love story.
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Posted March 5, 2012
This book is on my top ten list on books Ii have read.
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Posted February 20, 2012
A wonderful love story. I truly enjoyed this book.
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Posted February 20, 2012
an all around good book.
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Posted February 20, 2012
Worth the time!
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Posted February 1, 2012
It was a great story. Good laugh.
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Posted January 29, 2012
Amazingly interesting
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Posted January 7, 2003
Misconception was a good read, a quick romance with all of the typical new millenium quirks for the main characters. Very believable, but there is no character development for anyone but the four main characters. Don't expect a fully fleshed out read, just a quick happy romance.
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Overview
The sperm donor she hired has gone AWOL, so who’s this man in her bed? A misunderstanding of biological proportions.A man is good for only one thing.
Dr. Marietta Dalrymple wants a baby, but all she wants from a man is his sperm. A professor of evolutionary biology, Marietta can explain away romantic love with scholarly theories of why men and women are compelled to copulate. Monogamy, she believes, is a state most males can’t achieve.
So what ...