AI cover but I'm supposed to believe it's not AI writing? Even with all the random errors - was Corey 8 or 10 when he went into foster care? Was he with his company 8, 10, or 15 years? If the girls were 6 months old when Corey started then how are they 18 months old six months later?
The emotional trauma these two characters were mired in was heartbreaking. The bachelor uncle and the hired help put all of that aside to care for motherless triplets and then each other. Very well written, entertaining and satisfying. I especially appreciate the author giving me the "how they turned out" rather than the dreaded epilogue that tells to you where they end up but not how they got there.
This book is right up my alley, my favorite genre Dads and their kids, Corey is employed to help struggling people coping with their kids due to different reasons, and it's Hendrick that needs help this time raising triplets after a family tragedy. I really enjoyed this book and highly recommend reading it.
Staying is harder than wrangling triplets. This is a sweet story of helping a new father of triplet girls but finding his own happiness in the process. There are several instances of math not adding up correctly and at least one continuity issue. But overall a sweet story.
A story that starts with pain and loss as a brother comes to terms with his sisters passing and her babies now in his care. Expert help comes and that is where a sweet but sometimes angsty story blossoms, giving us a touching tale.
A light-hearted story in brief. Despite time jump inconsistencies (babies age like in a soap opera - 4 to 18 months in the span of 6 months) the essential story is sweet and loving. I'd love to see this novella, expanded and developed into a full length novel - that said it was a sweet treat.
I am so confused how old those kids are. One moment they are infants, the next they are getting solids and are crawling... something does not make sense.