Camille Arraby is a free spirit who flits from place to place without much regard for the people whose lives she touches and then leaves behind. When she finds herself pregnant, she knows that the right thing to do is to inform the dad, Matt Jenkins.

Matt is a planner and a caregiver. He appears not to have a spontaneous bone in his body. When Camille leaves him, as was prearranged, he takes it hard. Matt had believed he could change his free-flying butterfly into a homebody.

Now Camille is back just as Matt has finally decided to attempt to move on. They both want to do what is right for the baby but can the free spirit and the planner actually work out their differences to form a family?

I know many people who don't care for the secret baby plot. Beginning With Their Baby makes no attempt to hide the child from the father and in fact does quite the opposite...it lets the father in from the beginning. I enjoyed every page of Beginning With Their Baby as I watched Camille begin to trust her motherly nesting instincts, and Matt realize that not every minute aspect of life can be planned.

Now, I might just try to appease my impatience with having to wait for the next SuperRomance release from Ms. Wolff by trying one of her more erotic releases.