Hot Dad Summer
Getting dumped for your little sister is humiliating. Becoming the live-in nanny for your ex’s three hot single-dad brothers? That’s one way to recover.
I’m a baker. I’m supposed to make good decisions. Measure twice. Follow the recipe. Avoid sleeping with three members of the same family. But as a chronic people pleaser, I somehow agreed to spend the summer helping raise my ex’s brothers’ kids while pretending this is a perfectly normal response to the worst breakup of my life.
As if that weren’t messy enough, these brothers keep looking at me like I’m the best thing on the dessert menu.
There’s Wes—the responsible one who keeps everyone on schedule, then bends me over the kitchen counter just to hear me scream. Flynn—the town flirt who can’t commit, but somehow makes me feel like I could belong to them forever. And Max—the tattooed bad boy who gave up everything that ever made him lose control… except me.
I was supposed to marry their little brother. Now I’m sleeping with all three of them. Clearly, I’m handling this breakup beautifully. All I have to do is survive until September without destroying their family. Then my ex and my sister come crawling back from Europe… just in time to catch me in the kitchen with all three of his brothers.
Hot Dad Summer is a laugh-out-loud, spicy why-choose rom-com featuring three hot single dads, a chaotic curvy heroine, forbidden romance, a criminal Basset Hound, and a guaranteed HEA.
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