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We Found Our Family In A New York City Subway Station

By: Peter Mercurio

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Paperback | 3 June 2025

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258 Pages

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Certain events in life are so rare they can be freely dismissed as impossibilities. Getting struck by lightning, surviving a plane crash, or winning the lottery. When something shocking happens and doesn't end in tragedy, we say it must be fate, destiny, a miracle, or simply God's will.

On the night of August 28th, 2000, Danny called me in a panic. He had just found a newborn baby in a New York City subway station. We didn't know it at the time, but he had also found our family and changed all of our lives. Forever.

There is a story about becoming a family, accepting gifts of fate, believing in miracles, finding love in unexpected places, and navigating the surprises, challenges, and joys of unplanned parenthood.

Industry Reviews

"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."

- Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

"This book-so exquisite in its pure, plain telling-plumbed the human condition from the mysterious to the gritty and back again."

- Susan Silverman, author of Casting Lots: Creating a Family in a Beautiful, Broken World

"A page-turner about fate, faith, and unconditional love...If you've ever loved a child, or been one, this book will move you."

- Michael Lowenthal, author of The Paternity Test

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