Aspen Cartwright:
There is such a thing as being too alone over the holidays. My much-married mother is on a cruise with her latest husband so I'm throwing my own Christmas party.
Until I catch my first glimpse of Sebastian Monroe. He's tall, dark and handsome personified. And when I see him with his ten-year old daughter? I think my poor ovaries spontaneously combust!
All of a sudden my new next-door is all I can think about. Instead of sculpting my beautiful vases I'm sculpting an all-too familiar face. So how do I stop thinking about him when he always seems to be around...washing his car, playing with his daughter and taking her to school?
Sebastian Monroe:
Now that I've retired from the NFL, I'm taking time with my daughter, Charlie, to make up for all my years on the road. We've got a system and a schedule that keeps us grounded.
Charlie can't seem to stay away from my next-door neighbor though. The younnger woman's pretty smile and happy, sparkling brown eyes are branded in my brain. I can't stop thinking about how right she fits in with my little family.
Can a mini matchmaker help me win the sweet, kind woman next door or am I doomed to spend the new year alone?
Genre: Romance
There is such a thing as being too alone over the holidays. My much-married mother is on a cruise with her latest husband so I'm throwing my own Christmas party.
Until I catch my first glimpse of Sebastian Monroe. He's tall, dark and handsome personified. And when I see him with his ten-year old daughter? I think my poor ovaries spontaneously combust!
All of a sudden my new next-door is all I can think about. Instead of sculpting my beautiful vases I'm sculpting an all-too familiar face. So how do I stop thinking about him when he always seems to be around...washing his car, playing with his daughter and taking her to school?
Sebastian Monroe:
Now that I've retired from the NFL, I'm taking time with my daughter, Charlie, to make up for all my years on the road. We've got a system and a schedule that keeps us grounded.
Charlie can't seem to stay away from my next-door neighbor though. The younnger woman's pretty smile and happy, sparkling brown eyes are branded in my brain. I can't stop thinking about how right she fits in with my little family.
Can a mini matchmaker help me win the sweet, kind woman next door or am I doomed to spend the new year alone?
Genre: Romance
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