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How can one heart feel so much grief for a dead husband as well as so much joy for a newborn baby daughter -- and keep pumping?

Summer figures out Cal hired the escort to seduce her husband. At Clayton's funeral, she announces her eternal hatred of Cal.

Soon, however, Cal appoints himself her baby daughter Adalia's big brother and father figure substitute -- and won't leave Summer's life.

Dawn Blossom continues -- and finishes -- the story of Summer, starting from the end of Cut Cords.

Upon Clayton's death, his money goes to his children. Except for Adalia's portion of that, plus Social Security, Summer can't make ends meet. Clayton left her his Internet business, but how can she make that work, without Clayton's expertise in real estate development?

Brooke gives Summer and Ardalia temporary shelter in her house, but Summer's enemy tries to get the city of Ladue to drag her out.

Summer grieves so much for Clayton, she believes she still makes love to him.

Calwood angers his mother, Mercedes, because he refuses to stop loving Summer. He insists she loves him.

Much as Summer hates Cal, she cannot keep him from Adalia. He gives the baby all the attention he wishes Clayton gave to him as a child.

How can Summer stop Cal from loving her daughter -- his own sister?

Or from pestering her?

Upon learning Cal's secret, she slugs him in the face.

And insists Cal watch the video his mother makes, exposing her deepest secret.

Can Summer find true love despite all her problems? Who does she marry in the next to last chapter?

And during their honeymoon in a Paris hotel, how does she make love to her new husband?

Warning:

Dawn Blossom: Daddy's Day 4 is an age-play, relationship-play, erotica romance novel.

Erotica means it contains explicit sex scenes -- at least 8.

Romance means it is a love story.

Age-play means in some of the sexual scenes (not all) a character pretends to be very young. At least 4 of them.

Relationship-play means in some of the sexual scenes the characters pretend to be related in ways they really are not.

All the characters are eighteen years old and older, and all the sex is mutually consensual. It's all legal.

If the idea of an adult pretending to be a baby for sexual kicks freaks you out, Dawn Blossom is not for you.

The main story is a romance -- it is a love story between the man and woman who are attracted to each other despite their personal issues. It contains scenes without sexual content.

If you want to root for two lovers determined to make a life together despite their pasts, give it a try.

Try out Dawn Blossom: Daddy's Day 4 now.