CONTENTS
Rome with Dad’s Best Friend
NEWSLETTER
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Chapter 17
Chapter 18
Chapter 19
Chapter 20
Chapter 21
Chapter 22
Chapter 23
Epilogue
Extended Epilogue
NEWSLETTER
A MAN WHO KNOWS WHAT HE WANTS
BRATVA BEAR SHIFTERS
LAIRDS & LADIES
RUSSIAN UNDERWORLD
IRISH WOLF SHIFTERS
About the Author
ROME WITH DAD’S BEST FRIEND
AN OLDER MAN YOUNGER WOMAN ROMANCE
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A MAN WHO KNOWS WHAT HE WANTS, 205
FLORA FERRARI
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ROME WITH DAD’S BEST FRIEND
Marco
It’s a beautiful day in Rome and I’ve just come from another successful meeting when I spot her.
A real woman. A gorgeous woman, with childbearing hips, long blonde hair, and wide blue eyes.
All curves in all the right places. Like a real woman who grew up on her mamma’s lasagna, not one of those stick-thin insects that are always trying to get my attention.
But something about her seems familiar.
She IS someone I know.
The last time I saw her, she was a girl and now she’s a woman. My old best friend’s daughter.
She may be my old friend’s daughter but she’s the only woman I want. And I’m a man who gets what he wants and the I want to make her mine. Forever…
Hannah
I thought it would be fun to travel to Rome before starting college, but now I’m lost. Hopelessly lost.
When I look up and catch the handsome older man watching me. I can’t help my eyes from roaming over his rich black suit, tailored to him to perfection.
When he calls my name my heart leaps. I know this man. I’ve seen photos of him in my home...with my dad. But his pictures don’t do him justice.
I may be a virgin but I know what I want, and I want him. But could this handsome older man see me as more than his old best friend’s daughter?
And what happens when my time here in Rome comes to an end.
*Rome with Dad’s Best Friend is an insta-everything, OTT standalone instalove romance with a HEA, no cheating, and no cliffhanger.
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CHAPTER ONE
Marco
I make my way down a cobbled street in Rome, nodding as I pass by local merchants, lifting a hand in silent refusal as a couple of them attempt to sell me their wares. This area is at least a little out of the way of the normal tourist haunts, but it’s still possible to be approached here. It’s the way of selling in Rome. I don’t particularly mind it, even though I’m not interested in anything today.
I cut a sharp enough figure in my tailored black suit that I must look like a man with money. I like that. When I do business, I want my partners to know that I’m powerful. That they’re dealing with someone who knows his industry well. Someone who’s seen success. It puts us on the right footing from the beginning.
The meeting this morning went well, and I’m in good spirits, even if I don’t show it on the outside. I made a lot of money in the deal, and with a long-term partnership on the cards, I stand to make a good deal more. That’s why I eventually stop, allowing an old woman to flag me down and gab rapidly about the freshness of her fruit and vegetables and press a Verona peach into my hand. I reach into my pocket and pull out a few jingling coins to pass to her, biting into the juicy, cool flesh of the peach as I continue to walk down the street.
I’m dusting my hands against one another, dislodging the faint lingering stickiness of a few errant drops of juice, when I look up and see another beautiful peach. Juicy, round, and pert just the kind of peach I like. Encased in white jeans, that cling to her shape and also happen to reveal that the owner of this peach is wearing white underwear. It moves and jiggles delightfully as she walks, sandaled feet taking a few more hesitant steps before she pauses.
I slow my own steps, admiring the view. After all, it’s a beautiful day why not? My eyes travel slowly up the rest of her body as she stops, her head swinging from side to side and taking with it a fine mane of blonde hair. She’s curvy in all of the right places, like a real woman who grew up on her mother’s lasagna, not one of those stick-thin insects that are always trying to get my attention.
I saunter to a stop a short distance from her, pretending to check my phone as I watch her through my sunglasses. She sparkles in the sun, playing off her pale skin – with coloring like that, she must be a tourist.
She turns then, a puzzled look on her face. She’s holding a phone in her hand, and even from here, I can see the map on the screen as she titles it down into my field of view. She’s lost. I let myself smirk a little, raising my eyes to her face.
And I stop. A jolt runs through me. She looks like someone I used to know, a long while ago. Something like the wife of an old friend, but not quite. Different. More beautiful, if anything. I keep staring at her until our eyes meet, and even though I don’t think she