The Whitley Brothers, book 3: Falling for the CEO
Layla Hagen

Being the CEO of a thriving billion-dollar company has its challenges. We're talking hard work, long hours, and tough decisions. But if you compare it to being a father, running a company is a piece of cake.

Raising an infant alone is tough. Between reading as many parenting books as I can and trying to get the little dude to sleep during the night, I can barely think about anything else.

But when I meet my neighbor, my mind begins to wander. Penny is gorgeous and an adorable klutz. After she takes a spill in front of my house, my protective instincts kick in.

As I bandage up her scrapes, all I want is to get to know her better. Then I watch her play with my son and my defenses start coming down.

Suddenly, I keep making up excuses to invite her over. We both have good reasons to be cautious. I want to focus on my son and be a good father. Penny needs a fresh start after a rough break-up. I can’t deny how much I want her, but is this a risk we want to take?