Navy Daddy by Lena Little

Arthur

I’m a soldier, born and bred. Uncle Sam’s very own killing machine.

It doesn’t matter how strong you are, three tours with the Navy Seals will take a toll on anyone’s body.

That’s not even mentioning the mind. But it turns out civilian life isn’t all bad.

I get respect and admiration from everyone I meet. I have a unique set of skills I can use to further my career as a personal defense instructor. And I get to travel my country on my terms, meeting new people at every stop.

That’s how I met Eva Collins.

A precious, blonde bombshell who shook me right down to the bone. She pricks something long buried in me.

And now that the beast is awake, I have no other choice but to indulge him and make sure Eva is mine and mine alone.

Eva

He’s everything I spent my whole life protesting against. So why does he make me smile and blush in ways I never thought possible?

I’m leaving to spend two years abroad and get my master’s degree in psychology. A dream I’ve worked my whole life to achieve, so that I can help people.

So why the hell did my father hire a Navy Seal to teach me how to fight?

I’m going to London, not some war-torn village rampant with danger. I know my parents want me to be safe, but training under a killer is a massive overreaction.

At least, that’s how I felt before I met Arthur Hancock. His size alone knocks the wind from my lungs and leaves me tingling in unimaginable ways. But it’s his smile, so gentle and pure, that hooks me completely.

I’m not a fighter, and I probably never will be, but if it gets me closer to this behemoth, I’ll entertain the idea.

Belonging to someone has never appealed to me, but with Arthur, it’s all I ever want to be.