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Don't Call Me Daddy

Don't Call Me Daddy

by Jeré Anthony Ashford Falls #1
Audio length: 14 h
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My family was never supposed to meet my fake fiancee. Except she just walked into my hospital room, looking just as surprised as I am. All because of one white lie. They think we've been together for a year, but I only met her last night. I panicked after my father didn't name me as the next CEO of our family's billion-dollar company. His reasoning was that "I care *too* much about work". In fact, the whole small town we live in thinks I'm too rigid and too serious. I just need to convince everyone I can loosen up and enjoy myself. They might believe the lie, but I know what happens when I get distracted. Besides, Ivy is too young for me and too bright & optimistic about the world. It's only supposed to be for a month. She'll live with me and I'll put up with her teasing. I can't let myself fall in love with my fiancee no matter how tempting her smart mouth... But when she calls me "Daddy", I know I'm ruined for anyone else. Don't Call Me Daddy is a laugh-out-loud, scorching hot romantic comedy set in a small town in the Appalachian Mountains and is the first in a brand new series following the five Kingsley brothers. Tropes: - Small Town in the Appalachian Mountains - Grumpy Billionaire CEO - Age/Gap - Fake Engagement - Daddy Dom/Brat Vibes - Grumpy/Sunshine - Checklist Adventure - Annoyances to Lovers

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Threads
Contemporary · Moderate
Forced Proximity · Moderate
Grumpy x Sunshine · Moderate
Opposites Attract · Moderate
Romantasy · Moderate
Small Town · Moderate
age gap romance · Moderate
appalachian mountains · Moderate
billionaire romance · Moderate
bucket list · Moderate
emotional · Moderate
fake engagement · Moderate
feel good · Moderate
funny · Moderate
grief and healing · Moderate
independent heroine · Moderate
personal growth · Moderate
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