Falling in love requires the perfect alignment of willing hearts, chemistry and availability. Things get more complicated when one or both characters are a single parent.
But single parents deserve love too, right? Check out these single parent romances.
Clean and Christian Single Parent Romances
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Check out this list of Christian and clean romances featuring single dads or single moms.
All That It Takes, by Nicole Deese
When the ever-cautious Val Locklier moves cross-country with her son for a secure job, everything she’d planned unravels within the first week. After Val reluctantly agrees to rent an apartment from her best friend’s brother, an unexpected chance at an elite filmmakers’ mentorship ignites fresh hope for a dream career. But as Val’s community begins to expand, so do her insecurities, especially those heightened by her growing attraction to a certain friendly landlord.
The Nature of Love, by Toni Shiloh
A doctor feeling fractured, a wildlife enthusiast ready for more
Dr. Erykah Kennedy, a renowned orthopedic surgeon, finds herself at a crossroads in life. At forty-one, she’s achieved remarkable success in her career, yet when it comes to her love life, she feels hopeless. But when she meets Christian Gamble, a passionate wildlife conservationist, an unexpected bond forms between them despite their contrasting worlds.
Molly: Nannies Don’t Fall for Their Single-Father Bosses, by Sarah Monzon
Someone should have told her the first rule of nannying–don’t fall in love with the single father.
There are a few things everyone should know about Molly Osbourne.
- She refuses to say anything that isn’t true. No white lies. Not even to spare someone’s feelings. It’s the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. So help her God.
- Always telling the truth can have dire consequences–like losing one’s job.
- Sewing is just one of her many creative outlets, and she wouldn’t trade her sewing group friends for the world.
Molly Osbourne has her reasons for her rigid truth-telling policy, even if no one really understands said reasons. No one, including her boss. Molly finds herself unexpectedly fired from her job only to realize seconds later that she’d had an audience to her failure in the impossibly handsome Dr. Ben, a single father to one of her preschool students. Er…former student.
Engaging the Billionaire, by Eliza Boyd
A woman desperate to take care of her father. A billionaire in need of a wife. And a deal neither of them can refuse.
Evan Charleston is desperate to get his daughter into the private school of her dreams. He needs to follow their family-oriented rules, so he might have led them to believe he was engaged. Unfortunately, after his ex left him and their child, he hasn’t had anyone special in his life. But when he accidentally knocks over a waitress’s tray of drinks and gets her fired, he concocts a ridiculous but perfect plan to pay her back.
A Heart to Redeem, by Judith McNees
Can two lonely hearts find their way to each other…and God?
Chris Morgan is the black sheep of the family. He’s leaned into the title, finding as many ways as he can to distance himself from his perfect parents and siblings. When he receives shocking news that rocks his perception of his sinful lifestyle, he needs help. Fast.
The Fall Back Plan, by Melanie Jacobson
The bad boy and the golden girl have traded places…
I’m back in Harvest Hollow after ten years to prove a point and to even a few scores. I’ve opened a new bar, and anyone expecting the old sweet and shy Jolie McGraw to be running it is in for a shock.
I’m not the only one who’s changed: when the sheriff comes to tell me I’m the prime suspect in the most ridiculous crime in town history, it’s none other than Lucas Cole, the former star of my teenage stress dreams, wearing the badge.
Seriously? The smack-talking punk I was forced to tutor in math is now one of the town’s most upstanding citizens? This isn’t what I had in mind for turning the tables on my former tormentors.
Meant to Be Mine, by Becky Wade
Ty Porter has always been irresistible to Celia Park. All through high school–irresistible. When their paths cross again after college–still irresistible. This time, though, Ty seems to feel exactly the same way about Celia. Their whirlwind romance deposits them at a street-corner Las Vegas wedding chapel.
The next morning they wake to a marriage certificate and a dose of cold reality. Celia’s ready to be Ty’s wife, but Ty’s not ready to be her husband. He’s a professional bull rider, he lives on the road, and he’s long planned to settle down with the hometown girl he’s known since childhood.
Doctorshipped, by Savannah Scott
I’m the absolute last remaining single woman in the entire town of Bordeaux.
Okay, maybe not the very last.
Just the last one with all her teeth, natural hair color, and the ability to remember where I set my keys.
I decided years ago that I’m going to remain single until my dying day.
I’ll infuse a new, hip meaning into the term “old cat lady.”
I don’t need a man.
Highwood Holiday – Falling for the Single Cowboy Dad, by Gayle M. Irwin
Can God’s grace bridge the gap of bitterness and unforgiveness and offer a couple a second-chance at love?
Former high school sweethearts Ava and Quentin encounter one another seven years after they broke up. Even though she denies it, Ava’s heart remains shattered. She owns and operates an event planning business in the small town of Highwood Hills, Montana where she first met and fell in love with Quentin and pushes aside her feelings and buries herself in work and relationships with family and friends.
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His Perfect Family, by Aminata Coote
Gaby needs to prove her stability to the courts when her in-laws sues for custody of her son. And that’s when Theo offers her a marriage of convenience. The only problem? Gaby and Theo have a past where he may or may have broken her heart.
Read Gaby and Theo’s story.
Which of these single parent romances will you be adding to your TBR? Which ones have you already read?
