How to Mary Your Single Dad Neighbor

Why am I marrying my tall, dark, and grumpy neighbor?

Well, his nine-year-old daughter told me to, and I lack the social skills to refuse a request from my only IRL friend.

Grayson Hugh is surly enough that he’s refused to make eye contact for the past five years, but that’s okay. I’m willing to sacrifice my pride and offer a marriage of convenience so he can keep custody of his little girl.

I figure he’ll stare at me with those dark, brooding eyes of his and telepathically call me insane, because, in case it wasn’t clear, he does not speak to me.

Surprisingly, he accepts.

Now I’m pretending to be his fiancee, going to marriage counseling, and falling head over heels in love with a man who rejected me the moment we met.

I’ve never been enough for anyone before.

But the more I get to know Grayson’s gentle, cinnamon roll center, the more I wonder if things are about to change.

How to Marry Your Single Dad Neighbor is a swoony, closed-door romantic comedy. Expect mild language, suggestive jokes, chemistry, and tension without any explicit scenes. Please reference the reader expectations after the title page for specific details.