Moonstruck Kiss
As a career-driven investment banker and a fish-out-of-water single dad, all I want is some help to bond with my son. I never thought that a gorgeous but smart-mouthed art teacher from a small town could have me risking my job. And, yes, my heart, too.
BRAXTON
I’m a workaholic investment banker with career goals at the forefront of my life—until I’m suddenly the sole parent of a four-year-old boy whose existence I wasn’t aware of until recently. Yup, I’m still picking myself up from the floor.
I love him already and want to bond with him, but I’m clueless when it comes to fatherhood. So, I take my son on a trip to small-town Moonstruck Cove to get a crash course from my parents on how to be a good dad.
What I don’t anticipate is my child instantly bonding with the town’s art teacher, the sassy—and beautiful—Joey Barker. It’s not ideal because that woman still holds a grudge from our clash a year ago when I was last in town.
When a potential big client decides that they want to acquire Joey’s family’s chocolatier business at any cost, I need to fire on all cylinders to keep my stellar reputation intact. But navigating secret dealings is not easy while I’m struggling to conceal my undeniable attraction for Joey.
I just hope she never finds out what I’m at pains to hide: That every time I see a smirk on that pretty face of hers, I want to wipe it off with an all-consuming kiss.
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