Eleven of a Kind
Gabriel
My life was fulfilled in every way possible. I was a doctor, had a thriving practice, and was happily single. I enjoyed my bachelorhood too much to let anyone into my life until one day, I woke up and found myself a single father to a fifteen-year-old girl named Riley. She resulted from one beautiful summer I’d spent with her mother years ago in Hawaii. A summer that left me heartbroken and set me on the path to my carefully crafted life.
My journey to become a doctor was a piece of cake compared to trying to raise a teenage daughter. My entire life had changed in the blink of an eye, and suddenly, I had more responsibility than I was ready for. Then, to top it all off, Piper Primrose walked into my life and turned it even more upside down than it already was. She was beautiful and independent. She captivated me in ways I’d never been before, and the more time we spent together, the harder I fell.
I thought my biggest challenge was raising my daughter, but I was wrong.
Piper
Three words sent me running for the hills. I hated those words and never wanted to hear them. I was all for casual dating and nothing else. When men said those words to me, they were out of my life faster than they came into it.
Then, I met Dr. Gabriel Kind. He was one of the sexiest men I’d ever seen and quickly piqued my interest. Besides being incredibly handsome, intelligent, fun, and a single dad, he was also a casual dater who wasn’t looking for anything more. It was like we were two peas in a pod. But the spark between us was too strong, and the undeniable feelings challenged me to confront my deepest insecurity. The shadows of my past guarded my heart, and running was the only way I knew how to keep it safe. But he wouldn’t let me.
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