Daddy, Daddy, and Me by Sean Michael is a contemporary homoerotic romance.

Donny has been turned down for a childcare position more times than he can remember just because he is a guy and if that doesn't end the interview it is over when he tells them he is gay. Donnie arrives at the interview to find the home in utter chaos with children screaming and their father Jeff totally exhausted. Donnie immediately steps up helping to settle things down. Donny finds out that Jeff has only had the children for three weeks after their mother died leaving the children to Jeff. Donny accepts the position knowing that they really need him, but his growing feelings for Jeff could make things difficult. Jeff was settled in his life with his lover Mitch until he took off soon after the children arrived. As things start to settle into a routine, Jeff begins to see Donny as a wonderful and loving man, but is it too soon to trust again?

This is a beautiful and heartwarming story about two men who find a love strong enough to last a lifetime. I can't imagine how difficult it must have been for Jeff who became an instant full-time father. It was terrible how Mitch deserted him when the kids arrived, but when he returned expecting Jeff to get rid of the children was unbelievably selfish and childish! The way Donny immediately began to help Jeff in the midst of all the insanity was amazing. Robin's gregarious and over-the-top personality brought me to laughter and tears seeing the world through his eyes. The love and devotion that developed between Donny and Jeff was inspiring as they build a future for their family.

Reviewed by: Teresa