Too Good to Be True by A.S. Kelly 💕 New Release Blitz and $25 Gift Card Giveaway 💕 (M/M Signle Dad Contemporary Romance)

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He doesn’t know what it’s like to have someone willing to fight for you with everything they have.

Seth Graham needs help. His eccentric job and troubled past will not help him get custody of his nephews. With their grandmother now stepping in to claim them, Seth needs a solution.

Seth can’t bear another loss. He has already said goodbye to too many people; he can’t give up the only family he has left.

Rowan Kennedy doesn’t need anything, especially not another lost cause. His career is finally taking off, and the last thing he has time for is helping a young single father desperate to keep his kids. He has no interest in getting caught up in a custody battle, especially when he’s never even had a real family of his own. He doesn’t know what it’s like to have someone willing to fight for you with everything they have.

But Seth is desperate, and Rowan seems to be his only chance, and these children need a home, love and something Rowan never had: a father who would give anything to see them happy. Plus, Seth is bloody adorable, with his dimples and his blue eyes and the way he creates chaos even when he sleeps, and his sweetness and his desire to be the father the children deserve. And then there’s the way he practically begs Rowan not to walk away now that falling in love might actually be on the table…

“I don’t know what… I’m not usually emotional.”
It’s bullshit. I’m usually so emotional.
Why do I lie? Why do I care what he may think of me?
“Try taking deep breaths and drinking some more water.”
I do as he says while he takes off his glasses and lays them on the desk, revealing his beautiful green eyes to me.
I had not noticed them before.
I have a weakness for green eyes.
And I have a soft spot for strong men, with strong arms and tough looks, the kind you hope will be tender inside and in private and only with you.
Am I fantasising about my lawyer?
“First, starting tomorrow, please switch to decaffeinated.”
“What? Oh, the coffee. Sure. Decaf. Duly noted. Sorry. I was distracted for a moment.”
“Second, stop apologising. You won’t go anywhere with that attitude.”
“Oh… O-okay, I’ll try.”
“Will you try?”
“I will do my best.”
He sighs, his face tense.
“They will tear you apart in court.”
How does he think this revelation will help my agitation?
“Work on it. A lot.”
“I will work on it,” I assure him.
“And third…”
Oh God! Is there also a third point? I don’t think I can even do the first two!
“I’m very sorry for your loss.”
“Oh.”
I didn’t expect this, and I don’t react well to unexpected things.
“Please don’t cry again.”
“I’m sorry.”
The lawyer gives me a dirty look.
“Oh god! I’m so, so sorry!”
He shakes his head several times, but I could swear I see him lifting one corner of his mouth.
“I’ll calm down, I swear.” I take another tissue and blow my nose again. “I can’t control my tongue and tears when I’m agitated. I will do my best to be careful. I solemnly promise.”
“I’m not comfortable with tears.”
“Oh, sure, I understand. I’m not comfortable with tears, either. Especially if they are my own.”
This time, he laughs. He can’t hide it!
Although it was not my intention to make him laugh, I must say that I don’t mind him in this role at all.
There. Another point against me.
Mr Kennedy can laugh, and he does it well. I don’t know if it’s possible to do it badly. I mean, that’s something positive in itself, isn’t it? Unless he laughs at me, then it becomes something else entirely.