Ann Meredith, a lawyer with an MBA, started researching the subject of whether or not she wanted to have a child 10 years ago to sort through her own dilemma and ended up interviewing more than 300 people and surveying 100 women that eventually helped her make her own decision. Through research, statistical data and thought-provoking questions, The Baby Dilemma provides a roadmap in navigating one of the biggest life decisions we face.The book:*Lays the foundation for good decision-making which is based on recent scientific studies and brain research, and explains why trusting your intuition is paramount.* Contains a 3-step process to help sort out personal feelings and thoughts.* Details the 12 main factors most people face when making their decision* Asks 12 key thought-provoking questions to help identify which issues are most important to the reader.* The book addresses such important topics as:-Do I have tokophobia or a fear of pregnancy/childbirth?-How do I make this decision if I don't have a maternal instinct?-Do I know how to take care of a child and do I want to?-What are the benefits of having a child?-Am I the child-free type?-Will I regret it if I do have kids or if I don't?

Through research, statistical data and thought-provoking questions, "The Baby Dilemma" provides a roadmap in navigating one of the biggest life decisions people face. The book lays the foundation for good decision-making which is based on recent scientific studies and brain research, and explains why trusting one's intuition is paramount.

Philippe and Kellie Didier have been blissfully marriedfor just a month when a revelation blows their worldapart. A woman Philippe once knew, before he metKellie, claims he is the father of her child. What's more,the innocent baby now needs a home.…Kellie is left with a dilemma. Can she take in thisnewborn boy even when he might not be her husband's?And can their marriage recover from this shockingdiscovery? Kellie is counting on it—because she'sjust found out she's pregnant herself!

Who’s the daddy? Please, not him! That’s obstetrician Paige Brennan’s reaction when she discovers the identity of the sperm donor who fathered her baby-to-be. It’s detective Mike Aaron, her sexy new housemate—chosen strictly for security reasons. But surely he won’t suspect a thing about her pregnancy...will he? Problem No. 1: Even though he’s the perfect father type, Mike rejects the notion of having children. Problem No. 2: With Mike sleeping in the next bedroom, fixing her breakfast and snuggling on the couch, it’s hard to keep him at arm’s length. What started as a summer-at-the-beach romance might have bloomed into forever, if it weren’t for a baby bump in the way. Mike’s been hurt before, maybe too much for him to move forward. And while Paige is ready to be a single mother, she didn’t count on losing her heart. Will a baby bring them together, or tear them apart? Called “a great read” by Eyeonromance.com, The Baby Dilemma is Book 8 Jacqueline Diamond’s award-winning Safe Harbor Medical romance series, but can also stand alone. “I have a few guilty pleasures. Very dark chocolate and Jacqueline Diamond's Safe Harbor Medical romance series generally top the list.”—Tracy Farnsworth, Roundtablereviews

Reunited…And Reluctant Commitment was always a dirty word for Tanner Quinn. He'd seen too much loss growing up. But now his troubled sister was expecting a baby, and he had to make a home for her child—leading him to his high school girlfriend's doorstep, of all places! Candy McCall was still as sweet as her name, and her house was perfect for his purposes—even if she did remind him of a time he'd spent much of his adult life wanting to forget… Barely making ends meet, Candy saw Tanner's offer to buy her house as a godsend. But when he asked her to be the nanny to his niece, the arrangement quickly became too close for comfort. Would just one kiss remind them both of what they once were to each other…and might just be again?

An investigation into the pressures placed on today's gifted children evaluates the long-term consequences of high demands and competitiveness, revealing the truth about current practices in IQ testing, the pitfalls of the No Child Left Behind Act, and the downside of popular practices in over-scheduling. By the author of Branded. Reprint.