Silver Fox

Book 6 in the Silver Brothers Securities Family Saga

He’s a single dad. She’s a single mom.
And their second chance comes with a secret.

• Single Dad • Single Mom • Secret Child • Second Chance • Love Triangle •

High heat / Best read after Silver Santa

James Silver:

Being a father, CEO, and private investigator meant I lived by rules and routines. Control was everything.
Nothing could break it—until Laura Young.

The rookie cop was smart, fearless, and beautiful in a way that got under my skin fast. One night with her changed everything.
Then she disappeared without a word.

Two years later, she arrested me.
And reignited a fire I thought had burned out for good.

This time, I wasn’t letting her walk away.

Laura Young:

James Silver was the best one-night stand of my life—and my biggest mistake.
He was charming, magnetic, impossible to forget.

When I discovered he had a pregnant girlfriend, I ran.
I didn’t tell him I was pregnant either.

Now, two years later, fate has thrown us back together—and I’m hiding a little boy he doesn’t know exists.
A secret that could change everything.

Silver Fox is the sixth novel in the Silver Brothers Securities Family Saga and is best read after Silver Santa (Book 1). Intended for mature audiences.

Read a Sneak Peek

I searched through the colorful rack of costumes for the perfect Halloween dinosaur outfit. Not for me. For my son. Three years ago, motherhood hadn’t been near my radar, but neither was James Silver, the man who knocked me up. Three years later, with a badge on my chest and a best friend for a partner, I was rocking single parenting like Mary Poppins.

“I found it.” Allie removed a furry brown onesie with a white-tipped tail. “It’s perfect for Foxy.”

“No more foxes. He’s got a fox toothbrush, PJ, slippers, and bed sheets. It’s enough. Foxy needs to get into normal things, like dinosaurs.”

“Because dinosaurs are missing from his life.”

That tone.

Allie’s judgment carried far, but we’d gone through this before. Foxy’s father could never be in his life. I dropped my arms to the sides and swiveled on my foot, facing my best friend. The stink-eye she gave me fueled an urge to rescind her godmother title.

“Your mother called—checking to see if you’re alive. She hasn’t heard from you in six months.”

Maybe it wasn’t about Foxy’s father after all.

“Did you tell her I’m alive?”

“No, I told her she can find you at Evergreen Memorial. Of course I told her you’re alive, and I told her Foxy’s doing great too.”

She wouldn’t.

My throat seized. “You didn’t.”

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