Download or read book The Daddy Secret written by O. L. Gregory and published by . This book was released on 2014-08-27 with total page 180 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Here's the thing, my family has a few secrets.When I was ten, I found out a big one. My Dad is not my father. Never mind that my Mom and Dad have been married for years longer than I've been alive, or that my biological father and his wife have been married for almost as long, because I have no idea how any of that went down. What I do know, is that it doesn't add up.I didn't tell them that I knew. I'd overheard a conversation that made it sound like it would be dangerous for me to be Matt's daughter. So I kept my mouth shut, and tried to enjoy the happy little family that my parents had tried to ensure I'd have.Except... Dad got a new job and travelled a lot. He only comes home every couple of months now. And his job wasn't the safest around, either. I no longer had the safe, normal life my parents had intended for me.The happy family bubble had burst. So, since whatever deal that had been made appeared to be broken, I decided to reach out to my biological father and try to have a relationship, while still playing the game of pretending to not know the truth.I have a plan to play on their fears for me. They're afraid I'm going to get hurt by someone if my true parentage was found out. So the best way to appeal to Matt, as far as I could figure, was to approach him and ask for help in learning some self-defense. And once that door is opened, maybe I can get to know the rest of his family too...Matt never considered turning me away when I reached out to him, but being around him came with strings. Lots of strings, all designed to keep me safe and hide the secret.And then one day, as I was on my way home, I got snatched. They said they kidnapped me because they wanted to draw my father out. My problem? I don't know which father they're after, and I can't open my mouth and say anything because I don't know who's safe and who's not.