Blind Date For Spring By Lorelei M. Hart -

Both main characters are defined by their work ethic. The narrative examines how high achievers often neglect their personal needs in favor of professional success until a forced encounter—like a blind date—makes them reconsider their priorities.

The tailor protagonist is similarly occupied, finally seeing his business become profitable and considering an expansion. Like Rex, he feels he has no time for dating but eventually finds himself agreeing to the match.

Blind Date for Spring , co-authored by and Colbie Dunbar , is the third installment in the Love at Blind Date series. As a sweet, non-shifter M/M mpreg romance, the novel explores themes of family pressure, the intersection of career and personal life, and the unexpected ways technology can bridge the gap between two people who believe they are too busy for love. Plot Overview

Central to the "mpreg" (male pregnancy) subgenre, an unexpected pregnancy serves as a turning point for the couple, shifting their focus from individual ambition to shared responsibility and a "happily ever after" (HEA). Series Context

Typical of the genre, the story features a protagonist who "jumps to a conclusion when he should know better," creating early tension that must be resolved through vulnerability.