Just Like That
The Kings
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Narrated by:
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Stephen Dexter
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Samantha Brentmoor
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By:
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Lena Hendrix
He’s my sister’s ex, a stubborn jerk, and completely off-limits. Getting a man to give up custody of a son he didn’t know existed should have been easy. Trouble is, nothing with JP King is ever easy. Suave, grumpy billionaires aren’t supposed to have strong hands or filthy mouths, and I never expected our snippy banter to be so much fun.
JP regards me as something he scraped off the bottom of his dress shoe, but when this reluctant single dad looks at my nephew, there’s a softness there he struggles to keep hidden. He may be gruff and uptight, but something simmers beneath his controlled, polished exterior. Sure, I’m wild and reckless, but when we’re forced together as guardians, everything changes. His cold and calculated exterior melts into hushed conversations and lingering stares. The more we fight, the harder we fall.
I’m scatterbrained, unconventional, and everything he’s been missing. The closer we get, the less we understand why we were ever at odds.. . . until just like that our lives are turned upside down.
©2025 Lena Hendrix (P)2025 Lena HendrixContinue the series
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Enter the slightly chaotic influencer, Hazel - newfound guardian of her sweet nephew Teddy and trying to fulfil her late sister's last wish.
Teddy is a kid with an old soul, addiction for bowties and sometimes more mature than his aunt. Cold and calculating JP could never be a father to such a gentle boy, could he? And why does he not remember Teddy's mom at all?
While it is a heartwarming story, it's my least favorite in The King Series. Not because of JP supposedly being the serious one but because some of the plot twists didn't sit too well with me. It was nice that the focus of "the one s/he can't have" wasn't on the age gap but it got a bit much for my taste that it was because he fathered her nephew when her sister clearly never had an actual relationship with him.
It is a great story regardless, and most definitely worth it for JP's character growth and finally getting a closer look at him.
The Kings continue to enthrall me
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