Romance Books With Single Dad Novels & Stories

he smiles softly at that last part. I reached up and ran my fingers over his scruff on his chin. “I love all that about you, though. I love how manly you are. I love the paint stains, rough and calloused hands, and these,” I trail my fingers down to his abs and smirk, “are amazing. I know what money, especially too much of it, can do to a man. I don’t want a rich man whose greatest desire is to acquire more. My dad was like that. He was never satisfied with what he had. He always wanted more. And I love how great of a father you are, even when you didn’t have to be. You put Hailey above everything else. That may be the most attractive quality of yours.”

Romeo POV I had a super long day. After the meeting with my dad, I got a notification from the Eastern packs reporting some rogue attacks. I quickly had my assistant make copies and sent them to Nate to see what we could do about it. The book my dad gave me was there on top of my desk. I was about to read it when Paige entered my office. “Hey babe…” She said, pecking my lips. Just that little affection made my insides churn. I took a deep breath, and she sat on a chair across from me. “Babe, I have been going around with your mom, she is great…” She said, and I nodded.

He didn't tell me. “It’s done, Ruby. Dad’s made the changes. Those businesses are yours and the baby’s now,” he states firmly, determination etched in his features. "If Dad could build his businesses with me while he was a single parent, I can do it. I want to do it myself, not be handed my life and not have to struggle a single day."

“It’s time you left some things in the past. There’s a lot about it you don’t know. You’ll understand when you and Grace have little Rowan’s and little Grace’s running around…” I chuckle… “I can’t imagine another Grace. I’d need earplugs…” My father laughs out. “You tried to convince me to read this book about a reverse harem the other day. What the fuck am I supposed to do with a woman with ten men?” I burst out laughing. Imagining how uncomfortable my father must have been listening to Grace… He’s taken to Grace for the last couple of weeks with the wedding planning and her always being over at their place.

Audrey said when their bout of laughter ended and Maddie sighed, heavily. "But it ain't trival. You know how men can be with matters concerning their ego," Maddie pointed out. "You said it yourself, that Andrew loves you. You think he would really just sit back and let his dad fire you?" Audrey pressed. "Jake Conat loves his son more than anything in this world including his f**king ego. Everyone knows how much he loves his son. You ain't getting fired. Now go sleep on your really comfy looking bed and dream about walking down the aisle with some billionaire," Audrey ended. Maddie chuckled and Audrey echoed her chuckle.

"Yes, I did. How I run the company is up to me." My father placed his drink on the table beside him, "Wyatt, son, I love you. But this has to stop. You are well past a ripe age and you need to stop this nonsense of running after young women just because you can." I couldn't say I was surprised by this. My father was the complete opposite of me. The infamous Grayson Grimes, in his prime he had been a ruthless businessman, but always a devoted and caring family man. He had wed my mother when he was only twenty-two, and she was twenty-one. They really had the storybook romance.

He was the best thing to ever happen to me – the most precious gift I’d ever gotten. It could get hard sometimes – the stigma of being a single mom. The arsehole I’d dated after putting him to bed called me a slut and said some horrible things I never wish to recollect, but I’d given him a good punch for it. If I wanted to get married, which I didn’t think was still possible after all I’d been through, I wanted a man who could love not only me but my son as well wholeheartedly. Cora, who wouldn’t stop apologizing for leading me from the club to Max, who was Finn’s father and now a distant memory, had pledged her undying support. We were still best of friends even after I’d grown apart from h

"I really want to apologize for what happened yesterday. I understand you had to be lonely. That's what happens when you're living with animals rather than humans. But not to worry, my son will be back before evening. I'll make sure of that" "And who exactly are the animals?" The third wife - Royce's mum asked. "I'm sure they can identify themselves. I don't need to point them out" she replied and sipped from her glass of wine. Geez! No wonder Ryan is so rude. He completely takes after his mum. "That's enough" Mr Winthrop interfered before it'd turn into something else. "I don't want a single more word to be said on this table. Have I made myself clear?" He said and Ryan's mum rolled her eye

Eli shakes his head violently. “No. I’m not a piece on your chessboard. I’m not something you hide away when things get dangerous.” Damian storms a hand through his hair, frustration radiating off him like heat. “Eli, you don’t understand—my father doesn’t negotiate. He hunts. He destroys. He breaks people to see what shape they take when he’s done.” “So let me stand with you,” Eli says fiercely. Damian grabs Eli by the waist, pulling him close again.

Forget everything because I was getting married to someone didn't love. Mom and I talked for a few minutes when my dad walked in, he was wearing a tuxedo. He seemed happy, but his eyes said something else. Both hugged me and assured me I'd be fine. The moment arrived. I was nervous, my palms had turned cold, and I felt liquid dripping down. I nodded when the stepmom to the groom came to ask if everything was okay, her name was Marcela Romero. A classy lady, I failed to believe she had older children. She was still beautiful and well-kept… I also met Erin's husband. Mr. Armando Romero. He was a little scary with a dark, frightening aura from a distance when he was talking to my father. His do