A story about a Dad and his kids woven into motorcycle racing and the love of two wheels. Who says three little kids couldn't become a pit crew for a motorcycle race team. Happiness abounds as the story documents the fun stuff that happens at the track. And later on, as the youngest becomes a racer himself, Dad is thrown into the roll of a non glamorous crew chief. This story will make you laugh at times and tug at your heart strings at others. Every weekend warrior will relate to this story !

Big Muscles. Soft heart. Protect the innocent. I never thought I'd find myself falling for the sister of our enemy, but here we are. She's gorgeous, and every time I look at her, my heart races. But I can't let my feelings get in the way of what's important - keeping her safe. If I can't convince her to leave this warzone, I'll have to take matters into my own hands. Even if it means making her my wife. Big Daddy is a standalone series romance novel from bestselling romance author Alexis Abbott! Each book follows a different couple. Book 4 in the Heartbreaker MC series. Safe from cheating. ___ Search Tags: biker mc romance series, mc romance with angst, motorcycle club romance series, alpha male romance, bad boy romance, possessive male romance, motorcycle club romantic suspense, bad boy biker romance, anti-hero romance, biker romance good girl, fake wife romance, enemies-to-lovers romance You might enjoy Alexis Abbott's novels if you're a fan of: Jane Henry, Nora Ash, Natasha Knight, Renee Rose, Anna Zaires, Winter Sloane, Julia Sykes, A. Zavarelli, Kitty Thomas, CD Reiss, Jeanne St. James, Nicole Fox, Clarissa Wild, and Chelle Bliss

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Among the most difficult athletic events a person can attempt, the iron-distance triathlon—a 140.6 mile competition—requires an intense prerace training program. This preparation can be as much as twenty hours per week for a full year leading up to a race. In Iron Dads, Diana Tracy Cohen focuses on the pressures this extensive preparation can place on families, exploring the ways in which men with full-time jobs, one or more children, and other responsibilities fit this level of training into their lives. An accomplished triathlete as well as a trained social scientist, Cohen offers much insight into the effects of endurance-sport training on family, parenting, and the sense of self. She conducted in-depth interviews with forty-seven iron-distance competitors and three prominent men in the race industry, and analyzed triathlon blog postings made by Iron Dads. What sacrifices, Cohen asks, are required—both at home and at work—to cross the iron-distance finish line? What happens when work, family, and sport collide? Is it possible for fathers to meet their own parenting expectations while pursuing such a time-consuming regimen? With the tensions of family economics, how do you justify spending $5,000 on a racing bike? At what point does sport become work? Cohen discovered that, by fostering family involvement in this all-consuming effort, Iron Dads are able to maintain a sense of themselves not only as strong, masculine competitors, but also as engaged fathers. Engagingly written and well researched, Iron Dads provides a penetrating, firsthand look at extreme endurance sports, including practical advice for aspiring racers and suggestions for making triathlons more family-friendly.

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