Fly Me to Paradise — Catherine Andorka

In this contemporary romance, Madeline Holt believes she has been impregnated by the sperm of her deceased husband. A mistake at the lab reveals the true biological father, Kurt Williams, a corporate pilot who has been in remission from cancer and is still a year from being considered cured.

Kurt and Madeline are shocked and resentful, clashing like cymbals. The one thing they agree on is she will not terminate her pregnancy. Madeline is an independent business woman who wants nothing to do with the stranger who insists on being involved in the "process." Kurt is determined not to follow in the footsteps of his father, who abandoned him and his mother early on.

But the chemistry between them is undeniable and further complicated by Kurt's fight with his own demons. He's coping with his unpredictable future by racing cars, jumping out of planes -- whatever dangerous activity motivates a false show of bravery to prove he can outsmart the Grim Reaper. Madeline has already lost a husband and a father and doesn't need another chapter of living on the edge.