Review: Birth of a Baby Daddy - Piper Rayne

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Birth of a Baby Daddy (The Baileys #3)

Review: Birth of a Baby Daddy - Book #3 The Baileys - Piper Rayne - May 2019

One of my favorite authors is Piper Rayne and so when she releases a new one - it jumps to the top of my reading list, and I devour it within one sitting. The Baileys at the moment happens to be one of my favorite bookish families. I want to be a Bailey. Birth of a Baby Daddy is one of the twin's story as a woman rocks up carrying a little girl, and she doesn't have a name but a face. The thing is that there is two of them, and now they have to pinpoint nine months earlier to see which bachelor is the little girl's father. While this is happening, the mother Harley is here with her daughter Carlista to get a blood test, and medical records as her little girl are ill. That's all she wants as growing up in foster care, and without a stable family, she doesn't rely on anyone. She is in for a big surprise though as she has stumbled into the one family that will do anything for a family member even die for them and now that Harley and Carlista are here and the fact that Carlista is the first Bailey grandchild, they aren't being let go just like that. Once the father is discovered, he will now try everything in his power to get them to stay in their small town as once a Bailey, always a Bailey. I have to say I am interested in Savannah and Liam's story and can't wait for their tale as the chemistry is just reaching the boil. If you haven't discovered the Baileys, then what are you waiting for and this is one family that will welcome you with arms open wide.





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