There receives a starred review from Kirkus. It’s one of the most coveted designations in the book industry, the Kirkus Star marks books of exceptional merit.
Some highlights:
“This incredible first-person account documents the mind-blowing surprises, coincidences, and moments of sheer luck that led to the men to adopting the baby and giving him a loving home. It’s a must-read for anyone who’s been told that a home is incomplete without a mother and a father.”
“There’s much to learn from the author’s candid account of his initial doubts about becoming a parent, and the open communication between him and his partner.”
“The book does a splendid job of tying the personal to the political by weaving legal developments related to marriage equality and adoption into the narrative.”
“The author’s background as a theater producer, director, and playwright also helps him to craft tense moments that will keep the reader hooked.”
