A Daddy Thing

· RB Media · Narrated by Erica Lynne and David Solomon
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8 hr 22 min
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Becoming a father isn’t difficult, but it is very difficult to be a father.
—Wilhelm Busch
Engagement. Check
Five Year Plan. Check
Buy Home. Check
Plan Wedding. Check
Baby. ... ???

In love with her fiancé and her life organized, for Rachel Hendricks things were going as planned, but that all changes when life throws a curveball. Letting her guard down landed her here three years later ready to live her life with the one man who swept her off her feet until the
unexpected happens shattering her picture perfect world into pieces.

With a career he loves, being engaged to the love of his life, and some unexpected good news things couldn’t be better for Errick Martin. Errick realizes some things are too good to be true once the news is revealed of a baby. ... Torn between staying or leaving Errick makes a rash
decision changing everyone’s future. Will it make things better or worse?

An accidental meeting with a mystery woman leaves a lasting impression on Saxon Carmichael. After running into the mystery woman, he finds himself with an attraction to her that he just can’t shake. Determined to find the relationship hisheart desires, not perfect but containing a
love so strong it is unbreakable, he goes after her. Fighting through the barriers around her heart, can Saxon prove that he will love her and someone else’s unborn child?

What happens between two men and a woman when one never wanted to be a father, and the other one always has?

Any man can father a child but when you love that child unconditionally ... that’s A Daddy Thing.

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