Too Good to Be True

Seth Graham needs help. His eccentric job and troubled past will not help him get custody of his niblings. With their grandmother now stepping in to claim them, Seth needs a solution. Seth can't bear another loss. He has already said goodbye to too many people; he can't give up the only family he has left. Rowan Kennedy doesn't need anything, especially not another lost cause. His career is finally taking off, and the last thing he has time for is helping a young single father desperate to keep his kids.
He has no interest in getting caught up in a custody battle, especially when he's never even had a real family of his own. He doesn't know what it's like to have someone willing to fight for you with everything they have. But Seth is desperate, and Rowan seems to be his only chance, and these children need a home, love and something Rowan never had: a father who would give anything to see them happy.
Plus, Seth is bloody adorable, with his dimples and his blue eyes and the way he creates chaos even when he sleeps, and his sweetness and his desire to be the father the children deserve. And then there's the way he practically begs Rowan not to walk away now that falling in love might actually be on the table.