She's the One

By: Sandra Kitt

Narrated by: Janina Edwards

Hailed by Eric Jerome Dickey as "a powerful, prolific, and remarkable writer," Sandra Kitt tells the passionate story of a single career woman who finds the love of her life after she becomes the guardian of an orphaned child.

A research manager at a TV station, Deanna Lindsay is content with her successful career and her relationship with her friend and lover, Richard. Then she gets the call that changes her life. Stacy Lowell is dead, the victim of an apparent hit and run. Deanna hasn't seen her old friend in almost seven years - so she's stunned to discover that the troubled woman appointed her as the guardian of her six-year-old biracial daughter. At first, New York firefighter Patterson Temple doesn't think Deanna is the right person to provide a home for young Jade - but then Deanna starts to change his mind. Almost against his will, Patterson finds himself drawn to the elegant career woman. But someone from Stacy's past also wants Jade - someone very dangerous.

©2001 Sandra Kitt (P)2014 Audible Inc.

Delightful

Delightful story, wanted more of this family not just a summary. Sexy Firefighters do I need to say more!!

Lovely!

another good story by Sandra kid. I love her stories because they always have depth to them. they are very slow paced but it's just right for the type of romance she builds in her stories

Good

I really liked this book and would recommend this book. I wish this book didn't use God's name in vain. You don't have to use " GD " to have a great book. I would have given it 5 stars all around if not for that. It had a great storyline and sexual storylines. The picture however didn't match Patterson at all and that was a disappointment. I like for the book cover to match the characters. The narrator was great and I like the couple and would like to know more about how their relationship with each and their loves went.

okay. .l guess

l can see what the author was trying to do...but, the story was very long and tbh it was boring for the most part. For Deanna being such an educated high brow woman...she was dumb as hell when it came to Marcus. Why did she report him to family services from the jump? Also, l wasn't feeling the female narrator doing all the parts.