A Daddy for Christmas 3: Felix
Found Family and Happy Ever Afters.
Felix Reddington doesn’t do Christmas—and he definitely doesn’t do mall Santas.
But guilt drags the thirty-four-year-old CEO into holiday chaos when his sister asks him to take his nephew to see Santa. For a man who’s spent the last decade keeping his father’s failing company alive, family and fun have never made the schedule. The only warmth he remembers from childhood holidays came from a nanny who tried to create magic his parents were too busy with business deals and parties to give.
After twenty-two loyal years, “restructuring” left Clayton North jobless. His mother’s long illness drained his savings, and after her passing, he’s left with a cottage falling apart and a heart cracked wide open. At forty-six, the only work he can find is a temporary job as one of Santa’s helpers in the mall—a daily reminder of how far he’s fallen.
Clayton can’t imagine how a younger, successful man like Felix could ever want someone like him. And Felix, used to control and discipline in the boardroom and the bedroom, isn’t sure how to open his heart enough to care for the boy Clayton hides so carefully inside.
But Christmas is the season of miracles, and sometimes the greatest gift is finding the one person who makes you believe you’re enough.
A Daddy for Christmas 3 is a multi-author series. Holiday tales of lost boys in need of Daddy’s love and in some cases, a firm hand. Naughty or nice, it’s all in Santa’s hands now. So why not dive in and read each standalone and enjoy the holidays alongside our boys? The characters’ theme is Grumpy and Sunshine.
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