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Book Description
With work getting busier, convention season coming up, and his daughter booted from her third daycare this month, he’s in desperate need of summer help. Forget about having a personal life or dating—he’s just trying to survive.
Darcy Anderson is a handful of credits short of her degree and broke. The college fund her grandmother left her didn’t withstand the test of time or inflation.
When she sees an ad for a summer nannying job, it seems perfect—one kid, weekdays only, and compensation well above average. It almost seems too good to be true.
The moment Ridge lays eyes on Darcy, he really doesn’t want to give her the job. She’s hot, smart, and funny—a dangerous combination that feels disastrous—especially with the ten-year age gap between them. But of all the candidates interviewed, his daughter only likes her. It's a real dilemma.
Despite his best efforts to keep their relationship professional, things get hot and heavy as complications continue to mount. Darcy finds herself torn—her practical brain still preparing for the perfectly planned future she envisioned for herself while her fairytale-loving heart is looking to override everything for a single dad and his little girl she doesn't want to walk away from
About Kat Savage
Kat Savage’s unique brand of storytelling combines some of her own truths with a little bit of fiction to connect to people in a very real way. She writes about ugly things authentically and shamelessly.
My Thoughts
Kat Savage's The Single Dad Dilemma dives headfirst into the chaotic yet heartwarming world of Ridge Jessup, a talented tattoo artist juggling demanding clients, convention circuits, and the delightful mayhem of his spirited young daughter. When daycare woes leave him scrambling for summer help, Darcy Anderson, a financially strapped student, appears as the seemingly perfect solution.
Savage crafts an engaging dynamic between Ridge and Darcy. Ridge's initial reluctance, fueled by an undeniable attraction and the ten-year age difference, creates a compelling tension. His struggle to maintain a professional boundary with the captivating Darcy feels genuine, especially given his protective instincts as a single father. Darcy, on the other hand, is more than just a temporary fix; her intelligence and humor quickly charm not only Ridge but also his daughter.
The author skillfully portrays the burgeoning connection between Darcy and Ridge, navigating the complexities of their evolving feelings amidst mounting external pressures. Darcy's internal conflict—the clash between her pragmatic future plans and her growing affection for Ridge and his daughter—adds depth to her character. While the "too good to be true" premise of the job hints at the inevitable romantic entanglement, Savage keeps the narrative engaging with relatable challenges and tender moments. The Single Dad Dilemma promises a steamy and emotionally resonant summer read for those who enjoy stories about unexpected connections and the sweet chaos of family.
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