Inspired by a true story, Mamas' Drama begins in Harriman, Tennessee and takes place from 1929 to 2004. This soul-stirring book focuses on four generations as they experience the "mama's baby, daddy's maybe" condition, which occurs when the father's identity is questionable. Seven year-old Josephine Stewart, who loves and cherishes her daddy, Thomas Sr., is told by her mama, Millie, that he is not her biological father. Josephine struggles with feelings that her daddy will love her less since she is the product of Millie's extramarital affair with the mayor of the small town. The Stewart family migrates to Columbus, Ohio in 1934, where Josephine later meets and marries the love of her life, an older man named George Price. Their marriage becomes riddled with extramarital affairs, and produces nine children, including those born from infidelities. Josephine keeps secret the identities of the fathers of children born outside her marriage. Her daughter, Suzette, taunted by siblings and questioned by others, seeks the truth about her biological father. Suzette determines to break the generational "mama's baby, daddy's maybe" curse when she marries and has a son, Devon. When Devon attends college, he becomes a single father. Compelling and inspiring, Mamas' Drama weaves the actions and consequences of guilt and shame. A universal story, this historical fiction is reality for many generations-past and present. Emotions become unbridled as this poignant and entertaining book cries out stories families hide and most only whisper. Healing, forgiveness, love and redemption lie within these pages for those directly and indirectly affected by the "mama's baby, daddy's maybe" condition. Will the generational curse be broken, or will it continue to be this family's legacy?