Always Forever (It Was Always You, #4)

Holt Christensen walks into my donut shop on a chaotic Friday morning in desperate need of cupcakes for his daughter's first day at her new school.

I refer him to a cupcake shop down the street and tell myself that's the end of it.

The second time we meet, he offers to tie me down.

Literally.

How did we go from hello to Fifty Shades of Hotter Than Hell in a New York minute?

Giving in to a blue-eyed billionaire with an adorable four-year-old daughter who has a British accent and a dog she dresses in tutus is a terrible idea.

My heart has been through enough. But Holt Christensen makes it very hard to remember why I built these walls in the first place.

But I can't ignore the warning bell ringing in my head.

When it’s too good to be true, it usually is.

The last man I trusted left scars I'm still trying to heal.

Tropes: Single dad, billionaire romance, child as matchmaker, found family, age gap, she falls first he falls harder

Book 4 in the It Was Always You series. Reads as a standalone.