I love a lost cause—and Brandon Banks is the most attractive lost cause I’ve ever seen.
I know a thing or two about absentee fathers—mine’s left a chip on my shoulder big enough to ruin my trust in men. So when I met the thirteen-year-old version of myself at the camp where I worked as a counselor, I immediately felt protective. Why wouldn’t I?
That was almost a year ago. I thought I’d never see that girl or her infuriating father again. But it turns out Brandon Banks is having a bonding trip with his daughter—on the same Mediterranean cruise ship where I’m supposedly bonding with my sisters.
He’s looking for someone to keep an eye on her while he works on their supposed vacation. I happen to have time on my hands, since my sisters are, shall we say, distracted thanks to their new boyfriends. Time I’m happy to spend with a lonely teen desperate for a friend.
But while helping her, I discover three things about her father:
1) He’s hot, rich, and cocky—a dangerously attractive combination.
2) He’s a widower looking for someone to heal his broken heart.
3) I absolutely, unequivocally cannot be that person, because fixing his heart might just break mine.
Enjoy this age-gap, enemies-to-lovers, single dad vs nanny romcom on a Mediterranean cruise and later visiting Vienna, Austria. While this sweet romance can be read as a standalone, for the best reading experience, start with Meet Me in Paris: Travel Sisters Romantic Comedy book 1.
