Introducing Top Gun Dad
Kuddos to military families past, present and future.
Kuddos to military families past, present and future.
Lieutenant Colonel Chad Cassavetes has just been promoted…to the rank of single dad. With his two daughters, and their horses, in tow, the veteran fighter pilot is on his way to a new flying career on the dusty plains of Oklahoma. When his truck breaks down on a desolated road, Chad doesn’t expect to be rescued by an angel in a pickup truck.
With her riot of red curls and her feet solidly planted on the Okie soil, Kelbie Montgomery isn’t your ordinary savior. She’s a single mom and an Air Force widow. She also owns the barn where the Cassavetes kids will be riding. That’s all well and good until the two teenage daughters decide they hate each other and get into a hair-pulling scrap. Deep sigh—the joys of single parenthood.
Chad Cassavetes is quite the temptation, but can Kelbie risk falling for another military guy? And can they really make it as a blended family? It’s a risky business until the two girls join forces and then it’s off into that wild blue yonder.
Lieutenant Colonel Chad Cassavetes has just been promoted…to the rank of single dad. With his two daughters, and their horses, in tow, the veteran fighter pilot is on his way to a new flying career on the dusty plains of Oklahoma. When his truck breaks down on a desolated road, Chad doesn’t expect to be rescued by an angel in a pickup truck.
With her riot of red curls and her feet solidly planted on the Okie soil, Kelbie Montgomery isn’t your ordinary savior. She’s a single mom and an Air Force widow. She also owns the barn where the Cassavetes kids will be riding. That’s all well and good until the two teenage daughters decide they hate each other and get into a hair-pulling scrap. Deep sigh—the joys of single parenthood.
Chad Cassavetes is quite the temptation, but can Kelbie risk falling for another military guy? And can they really make it as a blended family? It’s a risky business until the two girls join forces and then it’s off into that wild blue yonder.
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