by Cat Miller
“Mommy is like Superwoman!” J. J. nodded his head emphatically. “She’s so strong she can handle two!” he told them. Grace laughed until her side hurt. The mind of four year old was an amazing thing.
Matthew fetched a soccer ball from inside the house and Grace cheered as Luke, Jackson, Matthew and Jack kicked the ball around while the chicken grilled. A deep contentment washed over her. It had taken her a long time to get here but the reward was worth the struggle to find her beautiful, if unconventional, family.
Jack and their son ran around laughing and smiling in the sunshine while her husband and Jack’s husband pretended to try and take the ball. How lucky could one kid be? He had a mother who lived for his every smile and three fathers who adored his every breath.
In spite of all of the hurt, the drama, the tears, and the wasted years she could have spent with Luke, when Grace looked at her beautiful little boy she knew she would never regret loving Jack.
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About The Author
I was born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland where I still live today. I have two daughters, a great man, and a dog who keep me busy when I'm not working full-time as a Certified Medical Coder or writing. I've always been an avid reader who loves all genre of romantic fiction from historical to contemporary to paranormal. I’m addicted to audiobooks and café mocha. I don't watch television with the exception of football. It's not a conscious decision, it just never occurs to me to turn it on when I have books to read and writing to do. It can actually be a hazard, because I never know what the weather will be until I look outside and I have to rely on my kids and coworkers for news. I became a writer when eldest daughter dared me to prove that you can do anything if you’re willing to work hard enough. She knew I wanted to write a novel and I didn’t believe I had the talent to get the job done. Now I love creating the characters we love and the characters we love to hate.
For more information about Cat and her other titles please visit her website.
www.catmillerbooks.com
Table of Contents
Copyright
Dedication
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Epilogue
About the Author