Daddies' Discipline
One moment I’m sneaking a joint between houses, trying to disappear.
The next, my grumpy tattooed neighbor appears in the shadows.
Then…
He.
Invites.
Me.
In.
Gabe Kincaid.
My next-door neighbor who’s protected me since I was a kid.
The bad boy with golden eyes and a throat tattoo made for sin.
He finds me high and hiding from my parents’ disappointment.
“Want to come in for a slice?” he growls.
Before I know it, I’m on his couch, under his arm, feeling safer than I have in years.
As if coming home in scandal isn’t humiliating enough,
His brother walks in.
Then the town’s billionaire offers me a job.
Greyson: my former coach, steady and gentle, with hands that know exactly how to discipline.
Adam: powerful, direct, and doesn’t bother hiding that he wants me.
Three older men.
All irresistible in their own devastating way.
Experienced. Off-limits.
And looking at me like I’m not the scandal everyone claims I am.
They offer me protection.
Then employment.
Then…
Let’s just say what started as shelter quickly becomes something I can’t resist.
But Pinebrook is a small town with a long memory.
Gossip no one forgets.
And my past? It’s colliding with three men who refuse to let me run.
A blizzard traps us together at the Lodge.
Three nights. Three Daddies. One reckless woman who’s done playing it safe.
And when a pregnancy test turns positive under the mistletoe, I finally understand the real scandal.
Three Daddies already think I belong to them.
And none of them are backing down.
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