The Daddy Pact: A Sweet Hometown Romance Series
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4.5 • 58 Ratings
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Publisher Description
A murdered groom. An unexpected baby. A vengeful father. Can the killer's brother save the day?
Raised in foster homes, when Jess Bentley promised, 'til death do us part,' she envisioned many happy decades building a family with Frank. But a desperate drug addict in a dark parking lot ended those dreams before the honeymoon was over. Convinced the empty place in her heart will never heal, she's ready to give up—until she discovers their brief marriage resulted in a surprise pregnancy.
All Dan Mulholland wants following his brother's arrest is to relieve the guilt that's tearing him up inside. He is determined to help the widowed bride in any way he can, especially when he learns she's carrying her dead husband's child … and her wealthy father-in-law intends to take the baby.
First in the Coach's Boys series, The Daddy Pact is a sweet, poignant romance about love lost and new, unexpected beginnings. It's a heartwarming story of selflessness in the face of tragedy, friendships, and laughter—with a little mystery thrown in for good measure.
Welcome to Charlotte, hometown of the Coach's Boys romance series. Scroll up, click the "Buy Now" button, then settle back, put your feet up, and enjoy your visit. Who knows? You may want to stay for a while. Or forever.
If you enjoy a good clean and wholesome, marriage of convenience - because of an unexpected pregnancy romance, you'll love The Daddy Pact!
Customer Reviews
The Daddy Pact
Thank you so much for such a great story and very realistic characters. Thank you also for sharing your faith and testimony as I too am a believer and follower of my Savior and Lord Jesus Christ. That is the first time I have seen an author do that and it’s so inspiring and encouraging.
Wonderful
I loved reading this book.
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It was a sweet romantic story, however, it is obvious that it was written many years ago. There are no mention of cell phones in the book, which really dates it. It reads 1980’s to me. I know because I lived it...lol
This is book one of a series of books. I recommend the author edit the books in the series to update them with the times. It is just really hard to relate to the story.