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The Lonely Dad’s Guide to Love Sneak Peek!
First in a new series!
Sex and the Single Dad Book One
The Lonely Dad’s Guide to Love
Alex is a single dad at twenty-two, getting by (but barely). Daniel arrives at just the right – and, somehow, just the wrong – time.
Alex can’t fall in love with Danny. Danny’s… Not going to let that stop him.
Chapter One
For Alex, there are three defining moments in his life.
The first, an ordinary Tue
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“So, consider this.
Today he’s sober, no traces of chemicals caught in his bloodstream, no bullet-blown high patching synthetic samples over the melody of his mind. Does that make this real or a side-effect of the comedown? Falling in love feels no-parachute sorts of terrifying, the ground rushing up too hard and too fast. If love is intangible, hypothetical, subjective and experienced on a uniquely individual basis, how can Jaxon ever truly know if that’s the way he’s feeling?
But then, realistically, how can he know that it’s not?”
― Lines
Today he’s sober, no traces of chemicals caught in his bloodstream, no bullet-blown high patching synthetic samples over the melody of his mind. Does that make this real or a side-effect of the comedown? Falling in love feels no-parachute sorts of terrifying, the ground rushing up too hard and too fast. If love is intangible, hypothetical, subjective and experienced on a uniquely individual basis, how can Jaxon ever truly know if that’s the way he’s feeling?
But then, realistically, how can he know that it’s not?”
― Lines
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“So, consider this.
Today he’s sober, no traces of chemicals caught in his bloodstream, no bullet-blown high patching synthetic samples over the melody of his mind. Does that make this real or a side-effect of the comedown? Falling in love feels no-parachute sorts of terrifying, the ground rushing up too hard and too fast. If love is intangible, hypothetical, subjective and experienced on a uniquely individual basis, how can Jaxon ever truly know if that’s the way he’s feeling?
But then, realistically, how can he know that it’s not?”
― Lines
Today he’s sober, no traces of chemicals caught in his bloodstream, no bullet-blown high patching synthetic samples over the melody of his mind. Does that make this real or a side-effect of the comedown? Falling in love feels no-parachute sorts of terrifying, the ground rushing up too hard and too fast. If love is intangible, hypothetical, subjective and experienced on a uniquely individual basis, how can Jaxon ever truly know if that’s the way he’s feeling?
But then, realistically, how can he know that it’s not?”
― Lines
