My sister’s wedding venue floods, my sunshine enemy moves into my lake house, and my matchmaking family forces us together—What could go wrong?
It’s no secret I run a billion-dollar portfolio, live for control, and am absolutely not built for wedding chaos.
Then Juniper Sinclair shows up with a headset, a binder, and a grudge over the email tied to her dad’s bookstore losing its lease.
She’s my sister’s best friend, so she’s off-limits.
She’s also the only person who can save this wedding, so she’s unavoidable.
She takes over my kitchen.
My relatives “accidentally” give us one room with two beds.
My son reaches for her like he’s been waiting for her.
Then the developer returns—pressuring her dad again.
Now I have one choice: take the easy money… or choose the people right in front of me.
Because the worst case isn’t losing the deal.
It’s losing Juniper—after my son already chose her, too.
Book 1 in the Billionaire Single-Dads of Silver Lake series —where wedding chaos, found family, and second chances turn grumpy hearts soft. Each book can be read as a standalone.
I came home with one mission: find the little sister torn from my arms ten years ago. I’ll stop at nothing.
Falling for the single dad next door was never part of the plan. Cal is rugged, kind, and maddeningly handsome. He makes me laugh. Makes me hope. Makes me believe I might deserve more than grief and survival.
His daughter fills the aching void left by my sister’s absence. With every stolen moment, I edge closer to a future I thought I’d lost.
Until one kiss shatters everything.
The scar beneath Cal’s tattoo is the one I left behind the day my world collapsed.
The truth hits like a storm: the man I love is the officer who took my sister away.
Worse—his family adopted her.
While I was left to fend for myself, she was raised in the home next door.
Now I face an impossible choice: forgive the man tied to my deepest wound, or walk away and lose the only love—and family—I’ve ever found.
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Sophie Toovey 