Fresh Meet: A Single Dad Sports Romance (Kings Of The Water Book 2)

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Now, his whole posture is slumped, like he’s sunken into himself. His eyes are wide, unblinking, as they stare at me with an almost tormented look that makes my stomach tighten in response. More than once this last week, I thought about Jace when I was lying awake in bed at night. Trying to put myself in his shoes. His situation and what happened to Tanner’s mom is sad, but also strangely fascinating. Probably not unique, but unique enough I’d say. I’d hope.

Fresh Meet: A Single Dad Sports Romance (Kings Of The Water)

He blows air out of his nose at my answer, and I look down, hoping he won’t see my cheeks because they feel like they might burn holes in my face. I shrug. “Sorry, I’ve been looking at normal job listings all day and can’t find anything that would work for me. I needed a break.”I do. I come here regularly, either by myself or with company. Partially because of George, not that I’d admit that to him. I’d never hear the end of it. I give myself a mental slap, hoping my face doesn’t show my very inappropriate thoughts, and clear my throat. “I made some extra pancakes for you.” You’re as white as a ghost. What’s going on?” The unsure tone in my otherwise steady friend is what makes me look up at him. This is what I excel at, calming myself down enough to shut out the entire world around me. This is my strength and why I’m such a fierce competitor in the water. I’m not sure how long I stand there, but at some point, Hunter leads me into the house, practically shoving me onto the couch.

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Then he walks around the couch table and sits down on the edge of the cushion, leaving a good distance between us, like he’s unsure of how to approach Tanner. When I’m tempted to look beyond lap times and medals to bedtime stories and the possibility of love, I face one of the hardest questions of my life: is it worth the risk? Jasmin Miller has written the perfect single dad/nanny romance. Her writing is so easy to read and pulls you into the story so deeply, you forget where you are when you’re in the plot. I loved how she didn’t sugar-coat parenthood, she showed the more tense and difficult sides of it too, with worry over your baby’s health and trying to balance other aspects of your life whilst bringing up a child. It was so realistic and that’s what made it even better. When a son I knew nothing about lands on my doorstep—and a crazy but very beautiful nanny shortly after—my life is turned upside down. Allowing any change into my life could put my goals and dreams in jeopardy, and I’ve worked too hard and too long for them. Well, it wasn’t really a moment, and he wasn’t actually trying to touch me, but my brain seems to think I liked it anyway.Fresh Meet is a must read for all fans of single parent, sport romance plots with a little bit of drama thrown in. I cannot wait for the rest of this series; the secondary characters have left me intrigued by their stories. Give me more hot swimmer heroes! Tanner leans on Jace’s shoulder, and I step closer. “You okay there, monkey? That probably didn’t feel too good, huh?”

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Yes, that one.” I nod like he’s standing right in front of me. “You’ll probably beat me to it, so I’m just going to call you when I get there.” Kind of creepy, probably making the whole situation even harder to get used to. Especially since Jace seems a bit awkward around Tanner, but hopefully he just needs to warm up to the situation. From the little I’ve seen them interact, it has improved already. When he finally gets a hold of him, he wraps him in the towel, holding him away from his body like he’s a bomb about to explode. He speed-walks across the living room and they disappear down the hallway to the bathroom.Sure, it might seem a bit too focused and simplistic to some people. All the training and strict rules I live by, barely having a social life except the occasional evening or Sunday I spend with the guys, my mom, or the rare date. Uh-oh.” Emilia grabs the wet wipes from the table and pulls out a few. After taking care of his nose and face, she starts on the table. I close my eyes for a moment, not looking forward to cleaning up this mess. Vomit is at the very top of my things I like to avoid at every possible cost. Nicole doesn’t blink an eye. She’s used to this on an almost daily basis. Thank goodness for technology. It makes my life so much easier, and so much less embarrassing. Tanner turns and reaches for me. My limbs feel heavy as I close the distance between us and mimic his position, grabbing him under his arms as he halfway jumps into mine.