Dads with Benefits
(2019)(The first book in the Fairview Single Dads series)
A novel by Jason Collins
ELLIS:
There's a new single dad in the group, and he wants more than just support.
I've got problems on the job, but I'm in luck: the new dad at my support group is exactly who I need. James is sympathetic when I tell him my boss won't stop coming on to me. I'm up for a huge promotion, and I need help. Maybe a fake relationship will make my boss back off.
But when James offers to be my pretend boyfriend, I'm forced to start thinking about romance again. Acting is one thing, but I don't do real relationships, and besides, he's straight - or so he says. This relationship was supposed to be just one dinner, but we're getting closer than I expected.
Straight men make the perfect fake boyfriends, but I'm not sure if we're pretending.
JAMES:
It's my first day in the single dad support group, and the single part is already at risk.
I came to this group for advice on single parenting, but Ellis has more to offer. He's a good dad being harassed by his all-too-forward boss, so naturally I want to help. I'm straight, so it doesn't bother me that he needs a pretend boyfriend.
But faking it turns out to be harder than I realized, especially when I get to know him better. He's completely charming, and irresistible to boot. I want to veer off the straight and narrow with Ellis, but his past is holding him back. I'm falling for him, and I'm not sure how much longer I can pretend.
Our kids are playing matchmakers, and this fake relationship is starting to feel real.
This is the first book in the Fairview Single Dads series. It can be enjoyed as a standalone with no cliffhanger. Readers can expect a spicy MM romance with several steamy scenes.
Genre: Gay Romance
There's a new single dad in the group, and he wants more than just support.
I've got problems on the job, but I'm in luck: the new dad at my support group is exactly who I need. James is sympathetic when I tell him my boss won't stop coming on to me. I'm up for a huge promotion, and I need help. Maybe a fake relationship will make my boss back off.
But when James offers to be my pretend boyfriend, I'm forced to start thinking about romance again. Acting is one thing, but I don't do real relationships, and besides, he's straight - or so he says. This relationship was supposed to be just one dinner, but we're getting closer than I expected.
Straight men make the perfect fake boyfriends, but I'm not sure if we're pretending.
JAMES:
It's my first day in the single dad support group, and the single part is already at risk.
I came to this group for advice on single parenting, but Ellis has more to offer. He's a good dad being harassed by his all-too-forward boss, so naturally I want to help. I'm straight, so it doesn't bother me that he needs a pretend boyfriend.
But faking it turns out to be harder than I realized, especially when I get to know him better. He's completely charming, and irresistible to boot. I want to veer off the straight and narrow with Ellis, but his past is holding him back. I'm falling for him, and I'm not sure how much longer I can pretend.
Our kids are playing matchmakers, and this fake relationship is starting to feel real.
This is the first book in the Fairview Single Dads series. It can be enjoyed as a standalone with no cliffhanger. Readers can expect a spicy MM romance with several steamy scenes.
Genre: Gay Romance
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