Rolling Around in Major Daddy's Arms

New book: Sweet romance | Fatherly boyfriend | Military uniforms | Age gap | Size difference | Neighbors living next door The soulmate I’ve been dating online for three years is my direct superior, the man who stands outside my door every morning at 6:15 and makes me run three kilometers. A slow-burn sweet romance with substance, not fast-food fiction. Winnie Chen, twenty-five, is an intelligence analyst newly assigned as deputy intelligence officer to a special forces unit. Her new boss, Major Evans, is the unit’s commander. He’s thirty-four, divorced, and has an eight-year-old son. On her very first day working with him, she gets into an argument with her new superior. She’s so angry she wants to slam the door in his face. Even worse, when she gets home, she discovers he lives right next door. His son’s pranks nearly drive her crazy. And that’s not all. She has an online pen pal she’s been writing to for three years. He’s the only one who knows all her secrets: how she moved around as a child, her parents’ divorce, and how she doesn’t know how to form relationships with people. They talk about Hemingway, life, and the loneliness she doesn’t dare share with anyone else. He’s the person she trusts most in the world. Until one day, she discovers that the man who knocks on her door at 6:15 every morning and forces her to go for a run is the same person as the pen pal who gently writes in late-night emails, “Sometimes, having someone see your pain is half the healing.”