WHO'S THE DADDY?IT'S A…DADDY? Darrick K. McKeon 6'2", 176 black with a dark with a sparkleDISTINGUISHING GQ style, Wall Street savvyFIRST "I can handle it."Or in this case—them?How had this happened? Darrick McKeon was the family's Mr. Fix It, the one who solved all the problems. But now he had a doozy of his own. Twin baby girls had been abandoned with no ID except their daddy's D. K. McKeon.Darrick's D.K., all right, but so are his brothers. One of them has to be the father. After all, he's the good brother—the one who always looks before he leaps. But then he remembers a certain mountaintop and a lovely, lissome pilot who landed him there…nine months ago.
The book starts out entertaining enough but takes a really bad turn when deceit overtakes the relationship. The ending was improbable and the themes of the story were just unacceptable to me. Darrick is a really good guy but I intensely disliked Skye for some of the decisions she willingly made without remorse. In the end, her apologies weren't enough.
The message of this story was seriously flawed and left a very bad impression with me. I found it difficult to finish.
This is a fun book that is the beginning of a 3 part mystery. Newborn twin babies are abandoned by the mother in a hospital with the birth certificate stating the father is DK Mckeon, the initials of the hospital administrator who is just returning from a conference. The question is are they his or do they belong to one of his 2 brothers whose initials are also DK Mckeon?