Dale Harris has enough on his plate without his annoying, sexy neighbor added to the mix. She’s loud, careless, and manages to get on Dale’s every single nerve. The noise sure isn’t helping, not with the nightmares his precious little daughter has. He’d do anything to take them away. But he’s stuck in this neighborhood, and even worse, he can’t stop looking at his loud neighbor, Clare. Why the hell does she have to be so pretty? Clare Delaney can appreciate Dale Harris’ good looks—and that annoys her because he doesn’t seem interested, and even if he did… No, she just can’t date this annoying single dad, no matter how hot he is, and that’s that. Even if she loves his daughter as if she were her own. Even if the chemistry seems off the charts. Two people who can’t stop arguing should never hop into bed together. So why do their worlds keep colliding, sparks flying? Could it be that opposites attract after all?

Move to a new town to keep his teenage son out of trouble? Check. Have a sexy neighbor? Check. Play her fake boyfriend? Double-check. The move seems to be the best thing that has happened to Knox Dyer in a long time. However, no matter how small the town is, Knox soon learns that trouble can follow you everywhere. Falling for Sarah seems inevitable, and Knox doesn’t mind at all, but the woman that’s so good for him causes a new rift between father and son. Can Knox reconcile with his teenager or will he have to give up on the one woman that might change his future? This is Book 2 in the Finding Single Dads Series, but can be read as a standalone.