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Dominic's Child (From Here to Paternity)

192 pages

A whirlwind of classic romance angst where past secrets and sudden proposals collide in a high-stakes emotional drama.

What it feels like

Reading this classic category romance feels like stepping into a time capsule of 90s romantic melodrama, where every glance is loaded and every secret carries life-altering weight. The narrative moves at a brisk, addictive pace, pulling you through a tense and emotionally charged atmosphere built on lingering resentments and undeniable chemistry. The prose is straightforward but highly emotive, leaning into the angst of unexpected parenthood and the sudden, jarring arrival of romantic rivals. It is a story of defensive walls slowly crumbling under the weight of passionate reconciliation. Fans of vintage Harlequin romances who love the high-stakes drama of the secret baby trope will devour this earnest, heart-tugging journey of second chances and unexpected family.

Mood
  • tense
  • dramatic
  • emotionally charged
Tone
  • earnest
  • melodramatic
  • angsty
  • passionate
Pace
brisk
Themes
unexpected family · second chances · maternal devotion · romantic redemption · overcoming past hurts
The writing
Straightforward and emotionally heightened, focusing heavily on the characters' internal romantic turmoil and intense dialogue.
The arc
Moves from defensive isolation and lingering resentment to vulnerable trust and passionate reconciliation.
Who it's for
Readers who devour classic 90s category romances filled with high-stakes emotional drama and the beloved secret baby trope.
Content notes
  • pregnancy and childbirth
  • mild emotional manipulation

About the book

Dominic's child was also Sophie's son...

Sophie and Dominic shared one night of love...the result was Ryan.

Sophie was determined to bring the baby up by herself. After all, Dominic had made it perfectly clear that Sophie was the person responsible for ruining his life. But, if that was the case, why did he pursue her and propose marriage to her? On the point of accepting, Sophie was devastated by the arrival of Dominic's fiancée. Who would Dominic choose now?

Description from Open Library.

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