Bliss

Annika Steele

Summary

Chloe Harper is determined to make the best of her annual beach vacation to Mustang Island with her twin teenage daughters.  Being a single mom wasn't easy and didn't leave much time for dating, even if she could find someone who checked all her boxes. 
The twins had plans. They wanted to set Chloe up with the sexy neighbor, Simon Stoika, staying at the condo next door. They just happened to meet his daughter and the three girls decided their parents would be perfect together. 
They might be right. 
Simon liked Chloe right off, and the spark of desire between flared bright from the moment they touched.  Maybe, just maybe, there might just be room for a steamy summer romance. 
Author's Note:  
Bliss is a steamy short story featuring Texas beaches, meddling teenagers, and a happy ending.

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