Single Dads' Club Series by Sophie Andrews

Wanted: Nanny for preschooler. Must love dinosaurs, silly songs, hand puppets, and will definitely not fall for his single dad. After my three-year-old terror on two feet turns my live interview into a viral joke, I’m crowned the internet’s favorite “zaddy.” Whatever that means. But when my newfound fame threatens my shot at tenure, I know I need help to keep my academic career on track.In saunters Kennedy Novak, an effervescent ray of sunshine... moreWanted: Nanny for preschooler. Must love dinosaurs, silly songs, hand puppets, and will definitely not fall for his single dad. After my three-year-old terror on two feet turns my live interview into a viral joke, I’m crowned the internet’s favorite “zaddy.” Whatever that means. But when my newfound fame threatens my shot at tenure, I know I need help to keep my academic career on track.In saunters Kennedy Novak, an effervescent ray of sunshine. With her megawatt smile and endless patience, she is a godsend, exactly what my son, Finn, needs.Exactly what I need to stabilize my home life.Which makes my attraction to her all the more problematic. Even though she’s twelve years my junior, I can’t ignore her lush body, the playful way she calls me “professor,” or how she moans my name when we almost kiss.Yet I know I can’t cross that line and risk losing the best thing that has ever happened to Finn and me.Until her ex comes back.Then all bets are off. Because there is no way I’ll give up Kennedy, internet fame or tenured position be damned. less

A dating pact with my best friend? What could go wrong?After years of being a single dad and widower, I’m ready for more intimacy than my memories and right hand have been providing. Nothing serious. Just some fun. But with my social life limited to play dates and the occasional lazy evening at my best friend’s farm, I don’t have the first clue about finding a casual hook-up... moreA dating pact with my best friend? What could go wrong?After years of being a single dad and widower, I’m ready for more intimacy than my memories and right hand have been providing. Nothing serious. Just some fun. But with my social life limited to play dates and the occasional lazy evening at my best friend’s farm, I don’t have the first clue about finding a casual hook-up.Brooke is still searching for her happily ever after, and while I’ve already had mine, she agrees that it’s time I get out there again. So we decide to brave the online dating world together, and she offers to help me get my game back with some light dating refreshers. We’ve known each other for years, supported each other through our ups and downs, and this is no different. It’s all fun and games until one night on her couch, when “dating practice” gets out of hand, and my best pal is naked and underneath me. There’s no turning back after I learn how she feels under my palms and how she tastes sweeter than my favorite candy. I don’t think I can have a second love of my life. But the woman who I’ve only ever seen as my best friend might be the girl I need right now. less

I never thought I wanted to be a dad until my bartender told me she was pregnant.Tabitha and I have worked together for a decade, and she’s been my right hand for almost as long. Which is why her news hits me like a sucker punch, awakening feelings I'd buried deep.And suddenly Tabitha—my Tabby—is all I can think about.When the baby's father bails, I know I have to step up to take care of my girl... moreI never thought I wanted to be a dad until my bartender told me she was pregnant.Tabitha and I have worked together for a decade, and she’s been my right hand for almost as long. Which is why her news hits me like a sucker punch, awakening feelings I'd buried deep.And suddenly Tabitha—my Tabby—is all I can think about.When the baby's father bails, I know I have to step up to take care of my girl. Whether it’s delivering groceries to her door step, helping her buy a new car, or going to ultrasounds, I will do whatever it takes.Even move her in with me.Because I’m all in. But her past trauma makes it hard for her to trust anyone, and that’s okay. I’m willing to be patient.At least until the baby arrives. less