Review: Can This Really Work?
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 25, 2012
I'm intrigued by EJ (Famous Basketball Player) stepping up to the plate and making sure he is not only financially, but also physically available for his six children on a consistent basis, in spite of there being five "Baby Mommas"."Baby Momma" #1 is the Mother of EJ's teenaged son and was conceived when they were both teenagers themselves. "Baby Momma" #2 is his first wife and the Mother of two of his children.  "Baby Momma"#3 is a Woman that he cheated on his first wife with and, she gave birth to his fourth child around the same time his second son was born. "Baby Momma"#4 is a Woman he fooled around with after his first wife divorced him for cheating. Finally "Baby Momma" #5 is his current wife and Mother of EJ's newborn.EJ comes up with an idea that is seemingly unorthodox, and at the very least, a big inconvenience for his current wife. But it will allow him to spend time with his children and also allow them to get to know each other as siblings.The story starts off with an even flow but midway through, it seems the author decides to rush through it. I was left feeling as though Ms. Day says to herself,  "ok I'm tired of this story" then ends it abruptly. This reader need some more details in order to make for a better read.-------------------------