Here with Me

Here with Me
Holly Jacobs

At least that's what Lee Singer thinks when her parents park their RV behind her home on an extended visit, and do what they don't do best–meddle in her (nonexistent) love life!On the other hand, the man who arrives in town with an adorable infant in tow is infinitely more intriguing. A mature and quite handsome Adam Benton is nothing like the adolescent boy Lee remembers. As Lee helps Adam raise his one-year-old, she realizes it's more than an old kinship she feels with Adam. More than camaraderie…Suddenly three is infinitely better than one–as long as Adam is her partner!

Acclaim for Holly Jacobs

“Jacobs is a sublime storyteller.”

—Romantic Times BOOKclub

And her recent titles

“You’re in for a wild ride as you wonder if love

will prove to be the wisest ruler.”

—Romantic Times BOOKclub on

Once Upon a Prince

“Holly Jacobs has masterfully penned

an absolutely delightful story…”

—CataRomance.com on Once Upon a Princess

“While Be My Baby showcases Holly Jacobs’s

unique humor and wit, this story has more;

it has tender emotions that bring tears to

your eyes. It reveals the real meaning of

family and the healing power of true love.”

—Romance Reviews Today on Be My Baby

Dear Reader,

July might be a month for kicking back and spending time with family at outdoor barbecues, beach cottages and family reunions. But it’s an especially busy month for the romance industry as we prepare for our annual conference. This is a time in which the romance authors gather to hone their skills at workshops, share their experiences and recognize the year’s best books. Of course, to me, this month’s selection in Silhouette Romance represents some of the best elements of the genre.

Cara Colter concludes her poignant A FATHER’S WISH trilogy this month with Priceless Gifts (#1822). Accustomed to people loving her for her beauty and wealth, the young heiress is caught off guard when her dutiful bodyguard sees beyond her facade…and gives her a most precious gift. Judy Christenberry never disappoints, and The Bride’s Best Man (#1823) will delight loyal readers as a pretend dating scheme goes deliciously awry. Susan Meier continues THE CUPID CAMPAIGN with One Man and a Baby, (#1824) in which adversaries unite to raise a motherless child. Finally, Holly Jacobs concludes the month with Here with Me (#1825). A heroine who thought she craved the quiet life finds her life invaded by her suddenly meddlesome parents and a man she’s never forgotten and his adorable toddler.

Be sure to return next month when Susan Meier concludes her CUPID CAMPAIGN trilogy and reader-favorite Patricia Thayer returns to the line to launch the exciting new BRIDES OF BELLA LUCIA miniseries.

Happy reading!

Ann Leslie Tuttle

Associate Senior Editor

Here with Me

Holly Jacobs

www.millsandboon.co.uk (http://www.millsandboon.co.uk)

To all the Perry Square readers who’ve supported these

stories, from Do You Hear What I Hear? on, thank you.

This one’s for you.

And to the staff at the Harlequin Distribution Center.

I had so much fun visiting with you. Thanks for

all the wonderful work you do!

Books by Holly Jacobs

Silhouette Romance

Do You Hear What I Hear? #1557

A Day Late and a Bride Short #1653

Dad Today, Groom Tomorrow #1683

Be My Baby #1733

† (#litres_trial_promo)Once Upon a Princess #1768

† (#litres_trial_promo)Once Upon a Prince #1777

† (#litres_trial_promo)Once Upon a King #1785

Here with Me #1825

HOLLY JACOBS

can’t remember a time when she didn’t read…and read a lot. Writing her own stories just seemed a natural outgrowth of that love. Reading, writing, chauffeuring kids to and from activities makes for a busy life. But it’s one she wouldn’t trade for any other.

Holly lives in Erie, Pennsylvania, with her husband, four children and a 180-pound Old English mastiff. In her “spare” time, Holly loves hearing from her fans. You can write to her at P.O. Box 11102, Erie, PA 16514-1102 or visit her Web site at www.HollyJacobs.com (http://www.HollyJacobs.com).

Dear Reader,

Here with Me is a special book for me in part because of Lee and Adam. Theirs is a story about balance. Balancing work and family. Balancing wants and needs. Balancing past and present. Balancing a dream with reality. Both need to find that balance, and they must discover where their true home is. Is it a house, a brick-and-mortar sort of place, or could it be that home truly is where the heart is?