Distortion by Kat Tobin

Being a single dad is hard enough without temptation living next door.

After my wife died, I was broken. My daughter, Ava, was taken by social services and I had nothing left to live for. But I’ve fought my way back into the world and I’ve got a second chance with Ava.
When Ava befriends my gorgeous next-door neighbor, Charlotte, something changes. Charlotte’s a painter, and everything she touches seems to turn into art. Ava wants to get closer, to learn how to paint from her. And she takes me along for the ride.
Charlotte’s peachy lips and warm, sparkling eyes stir desires in me that I thought had died along with my wife. But it seems like my body’s betraying me, aching for Charlotte when I’m not sure I’ll ever be over my first love.

If I fall for Charlotte, how can I live with myself? But if I don’t give in to my longing, how can I ever move past my grief?