Doctor Daddy

by K.C. Crowne

Doctor McHottie is delivering my babies!
It was the perfect arrangement…
Three hot days and steamy nights in the city of love.
No strings attached.
No phone numbers exchanged.
No real names.
We go back to our separate lives with nothing but memories of our wild time together…
Or so I thought.
Because one thing I didn’t plan for was getting pregnant.
With his baby.
Did I say baby? I mean babies!
An at risk-pregnancy led me to Dr. Colin Pierce.
He’s the best in his field…
He’s smart…
He’s hot…
And the father of my babies!
What am I going to do now?

Genres: Romance, Contemporary, Doctors, Contemporary Romance, Second Chance, Surprise Pregnancy, Ebooks

231 pages, ebook

First published April 2, 2019

About the author

️‍🔥Silver Fox Daddies (complete standalones)
1. Doctor Daddy
2. Taboo Daddy
3. Daddy's Best Friend
4. Daddy's Law
5. My Ex-Boyfriend's Dad
6. Daddy's Girl
7. My Ex-Best Friend's Daughter
8. Secret Daddy
9. Christmas with Dad's Best Friend
10. Vegas Daddy
11. Daddy's Obsession
12. Royal Daddy
13. Irish King
14. My Ex's Dad
15. Daddy's Orders
16. His Demands
17. The Arrangement
18. Sold to my Ex's Dad
19. Sexting the Silver Fox
20. Nanny for the Don
21. Dark Christmas
22. Sexting the Don
23. Boss Daddy
24. Forbidden Vows
25. Sinful Union
26. His Son's Ex
27. Under His Control
28. Masked Seduction

️‍🔥Chicago Bratva Series (shared world, bratva family)
1. Dark Prince
2. Dark Obsession
3. Dark Seduction

️‍🔥Antonov & Nicolaevich Bratva Series (shared world, bratva family)
1. Highest bidder
2. Bratva Daddy
3. Owned by the Bratva
4. Knocked up by the Bratva
5. Ruthless Rival
6. Scarred Prince
7. The Closer
8. Brother's Best Friend
9. Devil's Nuptials

️‍🔥For Her Pleasure, Reverse Harem Books (complete standalones)
1. Four Daddies for Christmas
2. Christmas Triad
3. Her Independence Day
4. Quadruple Daddies
5. Bossed by 3 Billionaire Brothers
6. Four Stepbrothers for Christmas
7. Christmas with Four Tattoo Artists
8. Men on a Mission
9. Christmas with Four Firemen
10. Dirty Cowboys
11. Big Bad Mountain Brothers (Menage)

️‍🔥Doctors of Denver Series (shared world, small town doctors)
1. Doctor's Secret
2. Doctor's Surprise Delivery
3. Irish Doctor's Secret Babies
4. Triplets for the Millionaire
5. Doctor's Baby Plan
6. New Zealand Doctor's Baby
7. Doctor's Duties
8. Billion Dollar Mistake
9. Irish Doctor's Gift
10. Irish Doctor's Orders
11. Irish Doctor's Valentine
12. Lucky Charm
13. Secret Babies for my Best Friend's Dad
14. Secret Baby Next Door
15. Secret Babies for the Mafia Doctor
16. Secret Babies for my Dad's Best Friend
17. The Doctor Who Stole Christmas

️‍🔥Mountain Men of Liberty Series (shared world, small town mountain men)
1. Baby for the Mountain Man
2. Junior for the Mountain Man
3. Knocked Up by the Mountain Man
4. Baby for Daddy's Best Friend
5. Triplets for the Mountain Man
6. Taken by the Mountain Man
7. Mountain Man's Secret Baby
8. Mountain Man's Accidental Surprise
9. Quadruplets for the Mountain Man
10. Delivering His Gifts
11. Mountain Man's Fate
12. Mountain Man's Lucky Charm
13. Mountain Man's Rival
14. Small Town Mountain Daddy
15. Mountain Man's Gift
16. Mountain Man's Christmas Surprise
17. Mountain Man's Valentine
18. Big Daddy
19. Fireworks with Three Mountain Men
20. Faking Mr. Right

️‍🔥Bearded Brothers (shared world, small town mountain men)
1. Her Mountain Daddy
2. Beauty and the Beard
3. Built and Bearded
4. Bride and Beard

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Reviews

[Paula (on hiatus) · Rating 1 out of 5]

way too much OW drama for me. Hero still not over ex, even after meeting & being attracted to heroine.

"Not all that long ago, I’d been picking out rings for Whitney. I thought perhaps marriage and spending a life content with her was in the cards for me. It was something I’d been looking forward to and excited about. But boy, had I been wrong about how that was going to turn out."

“Married? Oh hell no...”. “I just got out of a long-term relationship. We’d been together for almost a decade, and --”
“Jesus,” I said. “I thought I’d wasted a long time on Jeremy. What happened?”
He flinched. “I’d rather not talk about it, if that’s okay?”

My gaze fell on one from Whitney, and my heart stopped for a moment. My chest lurching as hard as my stomach just seeing her name in my inbox.

I hung up with my mom and debated looking at the e-mail from Whitney. We still kept in touch somewhat. Probably more than we should have, all things considered. She was still my friend, for better or worse – it was hard to drop an entire lifetime of friendship -- and I wanted to help her. Problem was, I wasn’t sure she wanted to help herself.

The e-mail from Whitney was still waiting for me when I woke up the next morning. I considered not opening it. I even thought about deleting it unread. But in the end, I couldn’t do it. I couldn’t just turn my back on her completely -- and mentally kicked my own ass for it.

And on and on it went. Later, this OW causes trouble. DNF at 10%

[Alison · Rating 4 out of 5]

Stars: 3.5 (rounded up)
Length: Full Length
POV: Dual
Series: Silver Fox Daddies aka Big Bad Daddies #2 (Stand Alone)
Ending: HEA
Re-read? No

"Colin must have sensed that something was wrong. In that moment, something changed between us. He took my hand in his, causing my breath to catch in my throat. His large, strong hand perfectly encapsulated mine. He turned to me, and before I knew what was happening, he pulled me toward him, his mouth pressing against mine."

This book was an okay read. It was written well and had an interesting story. There were some typos throughout but when isn't there with ebooks?

This story just didn't resonate for me personally. I'm not saying others won't like it but it was a little long winded for me which I can deal with. I think my real problem was that I like to feel a stronger love between the two MCs. Yeah I felt like these two were interested in each other and had feelings for each other, I just didn't feel that all encompassing love which is what I look for in romances. In fact, they don't even tell each other that they love each other until the VERY END. They admittedly don't even REALIZE they love each other until the end. It just doesn't warm my heart the way I like a romance to.

So, while the book was in no way bad, it just wasn't for me.

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[Aplis · Rating 3 out of 5]

I don't know what I was expecting, but the heroine falling for the hero in less than 2 days of knowing each other was not it. And I find it hilarious that the Kindle version of this book is being advertised as age gap romance when,
a) there's really no actual romance here.. hell, there was barely any steam too
b) the heroine is 29 and the hero is 35. Ummm seems like a basic age difference. After reading Giana Darling's books, where the characters have an age gap of at least 10 years and above..6 years feels extra normal😂😂

I was hoping for way more drama in the form of the hero's ex who lied to everyone that she was pregnant with his kid. Sigh. Another mehhhh read.

[One chapter more · Rating 3 out of 5]

Quite pleasant and short read with likeable heroine.

What a girl can do when she has to spend a romantic week in Paris and she just broke up with her cheating boyfriend? Yes, find a new companion is the answer. A sexy doctor Colin comes to the rescue but Hope leaves the city of Lights not only with the adventure but also unexpected surprise.

If you're looking for a total cliche of a read (which I did) this is your book. I quite liked it even though the attraction between hero and heroine wasn't visible from the first moment. They're both treated each other like and adventure and not possible future making this story a little bit hmm... Not tasty.

Anyway great read for one evening!

[Rin ⭐️🌖 · Rating 3 out of 5]

مو افضل شي لكن جيد حبيت مره كولين و قد ايش واقع لهوب و نظرته لها افف تفاصيل شرحه عنها و قد ايش يدقق على ملامحها و شخصيتها خلتني صراحه احبه مره
كولين&هوب

[Constance It’s Me · Rating 2 out of 5]

It’s a amazing feeling when a book brings out a lot of emotion in you. This book managed to make me so annoyed, angry, and bored to death at the same time.

If I could unread it I would. It was rushed and there was no real connection between the main characters. The only connections we really read about was the sex then we were expected to fill in the dots for the ‘talking’ they did late at night. The main character was bland and her personality was recycled in each female character.

The side characters were mention for a good 10 lines then forgotten about.

There was a time skip of a couple months then it immediately skipped again another 6 months?? We could have really used a bit of writing to see what their relationship was really like outside of work, sex and the babies.

I was looking for romance and I just didn’t get it.

This book legitimately put me to sleep early because I just didn’t want to keep reading.

The storyline sounded super cool. Meeting in Paris? Accidental baby! Dad doesn’t know he’s delivering his own kid. - But he did know?

I didn’t like it but do with it what you will.

Love always, Holly

[BB · Rating 2 out of 5]

So for a book about a woman pregnant with a fling's kids, you would not think you would get halfway through the book before they have sex, and then 70% before she's pregnant. And the build up to it, where they're "getting to know one another" is super boring. Mainly bc they aren't getting to know each other, they're doing things. Seriously. It's a book of all the moments most authors gloss over to get to the actual plot.

It's a little funny that the character is supposed to be a travel writer, and you're reading about them exploring Paris it is boring as shit. Skim it. Skim it all. It's not cute. It's not funny. There's not amazing chemistry that makes you want to read it.

It takes sooo long to get to point where you thought the book would start, and then once you're finally there... It's like spending hours in a waiting room, where the tv is stuck on infomercials with the volume turned up too high.

The blurb while technically accurate does not describe the book well, and the writing is not good enough to make up for it.

[Mella · Rating 3 out of 5]

A few a days ago I was Talking to my bestie About Reviews … well I haven´t felt like writing one in a Long time, but here I go.

First of all the book was ok. Nothing to be overly affectionate About, but ok. But and there is a BIG FAT BUT!
Please let an Editor work on your writing. There were so many mistakes I cringed each time I read it.
Wrong words so the sentence didn´t make any sense and I had to read twice or three times.
And please decide on one Thing: Are Colin and Hope having a child or Children as in Twins. In one Paragraph he was going on About his babies, then her Baby and so on and on.

Consider editing.

[Sarah Anne · Rating 2 out of 5]

No strong representation of diverse characters or minority identities.

Overall: 2-stars

I felt there was a lack of chemistry between the main characters. I didn't really understand what they had in common that would make them want to pursue a relationship after only spending four days together.

There were also a few character inconsistencies. For example, the Hero is introduced to the reader when he's being hit on by a graduating medical student. His inner narrative informs the reader he used to do that when he was younger (trading ONS for their advancement in the medical profession) but he's tired of it in his "old age" (he's in his mid-30s). But, later on we discover he dated his ex-fiancé for 10 years. At ~25-years-old he would be just graduating medical school himself, therefore, his sordid history doesn't fit.

Finally, after the surprise baby is revealed there were two parts that seriously impacted the rating. First, the Heroine's OGBYN of course turns out to be the Hero and she denies to his face that the baby is his. I was seriously disappointed in her, especially considering she was just talking to her friend about finding him and telling him about the pregnancy. Second, the Hero's ex-fiancée is pregnant by a ONS but tells their social and work circle that he's the father and refuses to stand up. In an attempt to pacify her, he agrees to give her money every month to support her and the baby... and never tells the Heroine. When the Heroine finds out, it's completely brushed aside. 🙄 If I were the Heroine, i wouldn't want someone who blackmailed my loved one and tried to ruin their career even tangentially connected to my life.

Safety Rating: Safe with Exceptions
• No cheating
• No OM drama
• Does have OW drama
– the Hero's ex-fiancée wants to get back together. When she's rejected by the Hero, she tells everyone she's pregnant with his baby when it's actually from a ONS.
• Does have the Heroine pushing the Hero away
• Does have a couple of months separation


Possible Triggers: Yes
• Hero's ex-fiancée is a drug addict and attempts to backmail him into rekindling their relationship


Ending: HEA with Epilogue

[Marian · Rating 3 out of 5]

3,5 stars almost 4. I would have liked more interaction between the MC, their chemistry was explosive (the H is a yummy, yummy doctor) and there was a lot of sexual tension, sooo juicy! But eventually the heat deflated and the story became a little sappy for my taste, although still consistent.

[Sarah Gomez · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5 🌟
Doctor Daddy ( Previously titled Big Bad Doctor) was enjoyable...but I feel like it could have been better? It had a good start, but was a bit rushed with unexplained drama...

[Mianonor · Rating 2 out of 5]

It had potential but didn't deliver. Too much drama from the ex-girlfriend. Then you simply don't lie to a gynecologist/ob if you are having his baby and get away with it. He would be the first to take out the calender, see the due date and go back. Actually, doctor or not, the father has a right to know. I find it hard to justify a lie.
The heroine barely manages to get by already, how would she support a child? The blogger job she wouldn't be able to keep.

I wanted to like it but especially the h made it impossible.

[Roberta Ramirez · Rating 1 out of 5]

I really tried to like this book but I just couldn’t get into it and I also hate to not finish a book so I pushed through. She has great writing and it did have potential but the timeline was all over the place and at times I felt lost and somethings didn’t make a lot of sense. I didn’t see a lot of character development and and it went from one scene to the next without much resolution. Even when addressing the twins it would go back and forth and would refer the baby or having your child and then a few lines down it would be the babies and children.

[Tammy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Colin and Hope share a wild few days in Paris after they are both cheated on by their exs. Now he is Doctor in charge of Hope’s delivery. Will he find out the twins she is having are his and will they find a way to move forward together as a family? Fast-paced read with loads of drama and steam. I liked it.

[MJ Bookreader · Rating 2 out of 5]

Why would you rate this book 4 or 5 stars with all the errors? The story line started off ok but then it lost its steam. All of a sudden the book went to the ending and there was so much that could have been written to make it so much better. The writing was awful. Please get someone to proof before saying it's complete.

[Poetic Puppy · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not really much substance to this one, but if you’re looking for an easy read it’s pleasant enough. I usually give easy reads three stars but this one was a little lacking, as things were heavily glossed over. I also personally thought the reason Colin knew he loved Hope was disgusting. I certainly wouldn’t be impressed if I were her. Disappointed.

[McReadsALot · Rating 2 out of 5]

I read the sample, wasn't sure but I liked it enough to borrow it, then it just left me uninterested.
I may eventually think about it again and get curious enough to see what happens, because I liked the premise, but I had no issues replacing it in my KU.

[Maggie · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not what I expected

There were a lot of grammatical and punctuation issues which distracted from the multiple story lines. I gave it my best effort and completed the story but it was totally lacking in substance and entertainment value.

[vicki zimmerman · Rating 2 out of 5]

A good editor would help a lot

There are so many grammatical errors. Sadly, the story just wasn’t interesting enough to make up for them.
I found it needlessly long, and needlessly boring and tedious.
A good editor could have helped with all those problems.

[Matt · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book was pretty good! Aside from a few editing errors it was a genuinely fun, easy read. It had a few silly moments, but it would have suffered without ‘em. I’d recommend it.

[Sue Davis · Rating 5 out of 5]

Doctors Can Be Surprised Too !!! OVER 18 READING

A young travel writer goes to Paris alone even though it was plan as a trip with her now ex. She went but has no idea how she will get her story for a romantic trip in Paris now that she is alone. But seems fate just might help her out. A LA doctor who stays so busy he had to be pushed to finally take a vacation in Paris where he literally runs into her so they have coffee. Soon realizing he plans everything and is a very overworked Doctor she decides to show him how to let go but strictly as friends since both have an ex recently though his is over six months back. He very soon realizes he has not ever laughed and had so much fun and wishes she had not set the friends only rules for her to agree to them seeing Paris together. They are getting more than enough for her stories when he takes her to a really upscale dinner club (without warning her as he always thought she looked perfect) and he didn't like the way the waiter acted and she asked if they could go somewhere else. Needless to say it was to late for most places and he has an ideal ... room service and then?? They have not given their last names, where they are from, but he knows she is a writer and she knows he is a top doctor but not what kind . He is called for an emergency patient forcing him to leave early the next day but they have that night. She returns home the day after he leaves knowing it won't be the same if she stays. Being a diabetic her doctor sends her to a specialist for high risk pregnancy which leads to a shock when the Doctor enters the room. Of course she lies and finds another doctor. Months later he finds her and sets out to clear things up. They have each gotten a lot of fake ideas about the other like who does or doesn't want kids or family , or if one is having two different families at the same time, but finally it all comes out and a HEA is found.

[sjoyce · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good Doctor Father

This is a pretty typical, unplanned pregnancy romance. It is a short, enjoyable read with obvious chemistry between the two main characters - Colin, Daddy Doctor and Hope, Travel Writer Mommy. You must remember that romance books are usually pleasant escapism. This one bordered on fantasy.

Colin and Hope are in Paris for different reasons but both have come off really bad breakups from long time lovers. They both felt betrayed and were ripe for a quick fling with no expectations. Expectations are seldom met. Here, not only were they met but were more dreams come true.

Yes, there's sexual chemistry but it didn't take over entire book. Even though the Prologue opens book with erotic, graphic sex, it took almost 50% of the book before the characters engaged in sex. The sex was a backdrop for an interesting romance, not sex looking for a story. Colin was the perfect, caring gentleman - immediately loveable who deserved an HEA. He was almost good to be true. It took a while to warm up to Hope who at first seemed rude and crude - really unlikable. Her character evolved to one you cheered for.

The book contained an unacceptable number of grammatical errors - irritating and distracting. Even a good proofreader would have caught them. Still, this was was an interesting, quick read with the expected HEA.

[Connie · Rating 3 out of 5]

I liked the story and plot but I have several issues with it. First it really needed more editing and proofing! You could have the word "he" and it could have been either "she" or "her". There were times when I would have to stop reading and figure out what exactly the author intended. Also there seemed to be a repetitive telling of why the characters wouldn't work out. Third for being a doctor and having a condom break, leaving Paris for an emergency back home was fine BUT there was no exchange of numbers "in case" the Plan B didn't work! That didn't seem to responsible for me from a male character that was nothing but a gentleman.

I am glad to have read the story. It was a nice bookcation. Reading is an enjoyment for me a way to escape from the day to day tasks. I did enjoy the dual POV format and the HEA.

This is a read that I would almost consider to be spicy. There was really one graphic scene and that didn't really occur until well into the book. The rest of the sexy scenes were really just eluded to or glossed over.

[Sara Marquez · Rating 4 out of 5]

Colin is a well known OB and Hope is a writer who travels for her job. Hope is on Paris on assignment for a romantic writing assignment but broke up with Jeremy (cheated). Colin was in Paris for a conference and mini vacation, he’s a workaholic.

They literally bump into each other and decide to help each other? Hope will show Colin Paris and a few sites, while Colin will be her partner for her writing piece. There are sparks between them and they both hold back due to past relationships and not wanting to commit. Colin needs to return, Dr. duty calls but they both shared a wild and sexy time.

Colin returns to find out that his ex Whitney is trying to get back together and pregnant! Not his child but Whitney is already spinning her story. Making him look bad while unbeknownst to him, Hope is pregnant!

It might drag a bit but it was part of the storyline with info needed. Find out how Dr. Colin finally meets Hope and tells her, he knows she’s carrying his child. Does Colin get Whitney to tell the truth? I enjoyed their journey, you will as well.

[Kelly DeMarco · Rating 5 out of 5]

They will always have Pairs and so much more!

Big Bad Doctor: A Surprise Pregnancy Secret Baby Romance (Big Bad Daddies) by K. C. Crown is a well written romance with wonderful characters. Colin and Hope seem to have lost all hope for a future HEA and live in the now. Sparks fly, hearts expand and swell, life in Paris is fantastic until it all ends abruptly.
I really enjoyed this book because of the characters. The plot was very engaging and attention getting while the setting was super romantic. I fell in love with Colin and Hope falling in love in Paris. The antagonist, on the other hand, was like an annoying gnat that just wouldn’t go away, buzzing around and causing problems that fester until it explodes.
Overall, an engaging and entertaining read set in the most romantic city in the world that worked it’s magic on Colin and Hope while leaving them with more than memories that creates the fate that brings them back together for their much desired HEA.

[Natasha · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book started off so strong I was so excited!! The characters are really great and you can tell they have instant chemistry. I really enjoyed the back stories of the characters and was really feeling a high 4 star rating for this book for the first 50% of the book.

The second half was not so much. I felt like the second half of the book felt a bit rushed and underdeveloped. I would have liked to have more insight into the development of Colin and Hope's relationship while Hope was pregnant. I feel like that was sacrificed for the early part of the story, as well as the elements of Hope and Colin both being back home without having met each other again.

I wouldn't have minded less of that "will she or won't she" in terms of telling Colin about the baby, for more of their relationship building during her pregnancy. Overall, it was a good read but I was disappointed in the second half. I'm not sure I'll be picking up the others in this series.

[Eena · Rating 1 out of 5]

Hmm

I wanted to like this book, I did. It stated off alright, but once they came back from Paris, the writing got weird. Like, Colin showed up during a baby shower for her, but then a time jump happened and she was only 7mos. So she had a baby shower as soon as she got out of the first trimester? And then the babies came early, at 7mos, and were delivered at home? And they were “okay despite being early”? Because 7mos, or 28-30ish weeks, babies would not be in good shape if delivered at home and then transported to a hospital. I get that this is a fictional book but this is honestly one of the biggest pet peeves of mine. Plus, after the babies were born and taken to the hospital, it abruptly ended and went to the epilogue where it weirdly glossed over the Whitney storyline and then just stopped short again. Sorry, this book was not for me.

[Kathleen · Rating 5 out of 5]

Doctor Daddy (Silver Fox Daddies #8)

This one was a bit different than the others but still exciting and very erotic. It did not have the Mafia or mob, no cartels, no kidnappings.
But it did have a crazy ex., Whitney, she literally had a screw loose.
The two main characters Colin and Hope met in Paris quite by accident. They ate together and once Colin heard what Hope was supposed to be doing in Paris, he told her that he would be her companion. Things kept getting hotter at each meal until they kissed.
They still waited but then they could not hold out anymore. They made love together over and over again.
What happens back in the states? Will they ever see each other again?
Btw, How do you get a Stalker Ex Away?
Want more? READ MORE!
10/10+

[D · Rating 3 out of 5]

story was good

So I have mixed feelings. The story was good. Two people both broken hearted meet in Paris and spend an incredible almost week, no names , no back life just the week. Pregnancy happens and they happen to find each other again. So again story, steam, characters all good. But my ocd couldn’t handle the typos. She is prengnant with twins and she kept saying baby. Do you want this baby? This child was going to be loved and well it was children and babies. Might not be a big thing to others but this is my opinion. There is a fast HEA.