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Marry Your Baby Daddy by Maryann Reid

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Marry Your Baby Daddy

Maryann Reid

St. Martin's Press · Print & ebook · September 1, 2005

Reading lane: Black Women's Fiction

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Who It's For

Readers drawn to sisters navigating complicated co-parent relationshipsReaders who enjoy a deadline-driven marriage dilemma

Book Details

Authors
Maryann Reid
Publisher
St. Martin's Press
Published
September 1, 2005
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Black Women's Fiction · Black Romance
Reading lane
Black Women's Fiction

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Publisher Categories

  • Contemporary Romance

  • Black Romance

About This Book

When their unassuming Grandma June dies, Giovanna, Keyah, and Fatima are shocked to learn she had saved a small fortune and has left three million dollars to them, her granddaughters. But there's a catch: each sister must marry the father of her children no later than six months after reading the will. Piece of cake, right? Wrong! Each sister has a complicated relationship with her "baby daddy." Giovanna, a successful lawyer and a proudly independent woman, has no desire to...

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When their unassuming Grandma June dies, Giovanna, Keyah, and Fatima are shocked to learn she had saved a small fortune and has left three million dollars to them, her granddaughters. But there's a catch: each sister must marry the father of her children no later than six months after reading the will. Piece of cake, right? Wrong! Each sister has a complicated relationship with her "baby daddy." Giovanna, a successful lawyer and a proudly independent woman, has no desire to marry Douglas---even if he makes her breath catch when he walks in the room and is a wonderful dad to their daughter. She's got a feeling that Douglas is keeping secrets. Keyah's boyfriend, Jag slipped a ring on her finger years ago but seems content to stay forever engaged. And Fatima's on-again, off-again relationship with Dune is filled with more ups and downs than a roller coaster. So why would Grandma June want her granddaughters to marry these men? Because sometimes Grandma really knows best. The clock is ticking. Will it be a countdown to wedding bells or disaster?

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