“Look, Michael! It’s a dolphin!” I couldn’t believe my eyes as the beautiful sea creature leapt from the water. 
Both of us laughed, but when I locked eyes with him, the only thing I could think about was how badly I wanted him to kiss me.
If only he wasn’t my best friend’s dad….

Shelby goes on the vacation of a lifetime aboard her friend Lauren’s yacht, but when she gets there, she discovers Lauren is engaged—to her ex-boyfriend.
He had been cheating on Shelby with Lauren for months.
On top of that, Lauren’s snooty friends bully Shelby and make her feel bad for being poor.
The only good thing about the trip is Michael. He’s so kind, considerate, and handsome. And Shelby thinks he might be interested in her, too.
But… he just happens to be Lauren’s dad.
Will Shelby and Michael let their true feelings be known, or will she always be longing for her billionaire beach daddy?

Longing for the Beach Billionaire Daddy is created by Scarlett Rossi, an eGlobal Creative Publishing author.

Longing for the Beach Billionaire Daddy

As night descended upon the tropical paradise of Maui, I arranged a special surprise for Shelby—a private dinner on our secluded beach. With the stress of everything and having to say goodbye to the trip I had originally planned, it felt like the right way to finish our last night in Hawaii.


The soft glow of lanterns illuminated the sand, creating a romantic ambiance that I knew she would appreciate. 


We settled at the elegantly set table, the scent of the ocean mingling with the delicious aromas wafting from the plates before us. The anticipation of the food that awaited us stirred a sense of excitement within me. I glanced at Shelby, hoping that the gorgeous atmosphere would whisk her away from the burdens that consumed her thoughts.


"Shelby, this view is incredible, isn't it? Just the two of us, surrounded by the beauty of this beach. I wanted our last night in Hawaii to be special, to give us a chance to unwind and forget about everything else for a while."


Chapter 228 - A Little Wine, A Little Whine