Not Kissing Nick
HE’D ALWAYS WANTED HER.
Nick Tyler had done the noble thing twenty years ago by pushing Robin Patton away when she’d been a teenager with a crush on an older man. Then life had taken them in different directions.
But Robin was back in Masterson now. As gorgeous, tempting and intriguing as ever.
Nick was never going to survive.
WOW. SOME MEN SERIOUSLY GOT BETTER WITH AGE…
Nick Tyler was one of them. After one week working with him Robin had come up with a plan. No touching Nick, no falling for Nick, and definitely no kissing Nick.
It just wasn’t safe.
Besides, Robin was far too busy raising three kids on her own to even think about a relationship with a man like Nick...right?
But staying away from him was just so hard to do.
She was doing good—until one day at work…when there was a knock on the door. A social worker stood there—holding the hand of a little girl.
A little girl who was all alone now.
A little girl with Tyler blue eyes, and the word daddy on her lips.
HE HAD A DAUGHTER HE DIDN’T KNOW.
He’d been robbed of six years of his daughter’s life—he hadn’t even known she’d existed. But Nick had her with him now, where she belonged.
Seeing how Nick was determined to be the best father he could had Robin falling hard. Changing her plans. Just a little. Because someone had to help him. And it was going to be her.
But helping Nick just kept turning into kissing Nick now...
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