Today, LitNuts is shining a spotlight on Unconditional: A Story of Fatherhood, Lost Love, and Lifelong Friendship, a new novel from Stephen Kogon, a multi-faceted author who has written books, screenplays/scripts, comedy sketches, comic strips, and more.
Unconditional is a current #1 Best Seller in Adoption on Amazon.com. Read on to learn more!
★★★★★ "Beautifully explores themes of love, loss, growing up, mental health, friendship, fatherhood and family." ~Amazon Review
Unconditional: A Story of Fatherhood, Lost Love, and Lifelong Friendship
Genre: Literature & Fiction, Coming of Age Fiction, AdoptionNew release: July 9, 2025
#1 Bestseller in Adoption on Amazon.com
From $0.99 (Free via Kindle Unlimited)
One decision could rewrite Matthew’s life—or forever alter a child’s future.
Matthew, an indecisive bachelor, never imagined parenthood. But when his brother’s sudden death leaves a newborn daughter stranded, Matthew faces an impossible choice: walk away or become a father overnight.
Meeting baby Allie changes everything. In a heartbeat, Matthew trades his carefree life for sleepless nights and diapers—and discovers a love fiercer than fear. With the help of his loyal best friend, Sherry, Matthew stumbles through the chaos of single fatherhood.
Over eighteen years, as life throws enormous challenges in their path—some forcing Allie to grow up faster than she hoped—their bond only deepens.
When the world tests them, will their unconditional love be enough to guide them through?
★★★★★ "A story that captures the heart." ~Amazon Review
About the Author
Stephen Kogon grew up in Columbia, Maryland, and wrote his first story when he was just seven years old. Since then, he has written books, screenplays/scripts, comedy sketches, and comic strips. He has also worked as a writer and filmmaker in Los Angeles. His first film, Dance Baby Dance, came out in 2018. He hopes that his latest novel, Unconditional, will also become his second film. Learn more about Stephen and his work at StephenKogon.com, where you can also sign up for his newsletter. And don't forget to follow Stephen online: 
