Here's what reviewers have to say about Single (Single Dads #1)
“I absolutely fell in love with this story and couldn’t put it down. It was sweet and tender and perfect.
This was everything you want in a romance. A sweet single dad, an enthusiastic and kind neighbor who adores babies, a dog named Cap, short for Captain America and a brilliant HEA.
I love how R.J. Scott can seemingly effortlessly turn me into a puddle of goo in a couple of hours from her books. This is one you don’t want to miss. I’m already going to be missing sleep waiting for the next book in the series!” – Gay Book Reviews
“Single by RJ Scott signals the beginning of a new series all aimed at stories about single fathers. Ash is perhaps the quintessential first time parent—hovering, anxious and a little paranoid about failing.
I loved the fact that RJ Scott took her time building the relationship between Ash and Sean. This was no quick romance or insta-love trope, instead the two men became friends first and lovers second—really just a perfect way for this story to evolve. The two fit together seamlessly in many ways but that’s not to say that there wasn’t some bumps along the way—this is what, in my opinion, made the story feel so authentic.
Single was a very nice beginning to a series that I look forward to reading. If each story is handled in the fashion that this one was I am fairly certain the author will give us many more instalments to enjoy.” – Diverse Reader
“Well that might just be my favourite RJ romance yet. Single is a beautiful combination of just enough angst, with plenty of heart and a healthy dose of steam to keep things on the boil.
With a great sense of family, both blood and found, and a wonderful cast of secondary characters and interesting setting, this series is shaping up to be a cracker.” – Mirrigold
“Single is a great book with all the feels and a nice amount of sexy time. I’m a sucker for stories involving single dads, especially if they are struggling a bit.
This book, like most of RJ’s do for me, read as smooth as glass and I couldn’t put it down once I started. There was just the right blend of sweet, angst and sexy. I loved the interesting cast of secondary characters and look forward to reading the next book in this series.” – Xtreme Delusions
“R.J. Scott once again created the start of a wonderfully enjoyable series, Single Dads, with the first book, Single.
Ms. Scott wove together a sweet tale of a single dad, a crazy twin, and three best friends, one of whom fell in love with Asher. I adored both main characters as well as the secondary ones, which added a more realistic storyline to the book. The friendship to love was at an even pace and left me smiling as I read.
What I most enjoy about Ms. Scott’s writing is that no matter how many books/series she writes, she can always create something new and make me want to come back for more.” – Sexy Erotic Xciting
“The setup may seem familiar—single dad who is completely devoted to his child meets hot, caring guy but doesn’t want to compromise where his child is concerned. But RJ Scott takes this and gives it her own touches to keep things fresh and appealing…not to mention she’s drawn me in to this new series, so now I’m excited for the next book already.” – Making It Happen
“This book, this just shy of 200 pages?? So bloody sweet, I broke a tooth!
I mean it's so bloody good, so cute, warm and fuzzies too!
This is the first full length book I've read of Scott's that was just written by her. I've read the Owattonna U Hockey series she wrote with VL Locey. I want to read more. I really enjoyed this! ” – Archaeolibrarian – I Dig Good Books
“The characters in this one truly make the book. I got so invested in their story and I just wanted to see where their journey took them. This book just packs in the feels. It's a make you feel good book. It's a first in the series and I really can't wait for the next book.” – Nicole's Book Musings
Single
Reeling from the painful rejection of a man he thought he loved, Asher is left holding the baby.
Determined to follow through with the surrogacy he started with his ex, Ash brings home baby Mia, vowing to be the best father he can be. His daughter is his whole world, and nothing—not even an unexpected attraction to the doctor next door—can distract him from that. But as his feelings for Sean deepen, and painful family memories resurface, Ash must confront the possibility that love isn’t something to be feared—it’s something to hold onto.
When ER doctor Sean moves in with his friends next door to the undeniably attractive single dad, the connection is instant. The chemistry between them is scorching, but Ash is convinced there’s no room in his heart for anyone but Mia. Yet Sean sees the fear beneath Ash’s resolve, and he’s determined to prove that love doesn’t take space away—it only makes the heart grow. Now, all he has to do is convince Ash that the three of them belong together.
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