Baby Maker

It takes Two Series, Book 1

De: P. Dangelico

Narrado por: Kasha Kensington, Iggy Toma

Sparks fly when a successful financial manager and a legendary football player enter into a legal agreement to have a kid together. They planned on everything - they just didn't plan on each other.

Stella Donovan's biological clock is a ticking time bomb. The successful financial manager has spent her adult life building a career and neglecting her personal life. Problem is, she doesn't believe in marriage. Not after watching her mother be treated like garbage by her father. Nope, marriage is not for her. All she wants is a baby. All she needs is a man to agree to her terms.

Dane Wylder, recently retired NFL tight end and future Hall of Famer, wants a baby. Naturally, marriage is off the table. He's not the marrying type. Women are great - as long as they're trying to get into his bed and not his heart. But after years of living only for himself, he's ready to be a father. All he needs is a woman to agree to his terms.

Contains mature themes.

©2018 P. Dangelico (P)2019 Tantor

Funny and sensitive

the performances and story were excellent making you laugh out loud and wishing the story would not end. P Dangelico's best book.

Stupidity

I dislike when they such can’t communicate. Say how they feel and stop being afraid. When is causes more pain then just saying it. Just say I love you it’s not that hard geezzzzzz

Everything in reverse!

This was a cute, funny and entertaining book. The male voice sounded a little old for the 35 year old, but it was sexy still. It was getting on my nerves that neither would say the words, but I guess it needed to wait in their backwards way of doing things. Kinda didn’t like the way the ending jumped so far into the future. Let’s see what the next one is about.

The fears they faced

I love how many of these people all have fears they have to work through.

Enjoyable!

Two people who aren’t really seeking love in the beginning who just want to have a family - without a partner. I mean, they’ll co-parent as part of their business relationship, but no love between the adults - except (of course) they catch feels 😁

Really well written, no cheesy dialogue and good storyline. The narrators did a great job too.

Worth a listen!