Claimed by Daddy

THE SIZE DIFFERENCE IS IMPOSSIBLE TO IGNORE. Lily Chen is 5'2" of fierce determination, the youngest architect on a massive construction project. At twenty-three, she's fighting to be taken seriously by crews who see her small frame and doubt her capability. Then Nikolai Volkov walks onto her site. Six-foot-seven Russian construction billionaire. Former military. Built like he could lift buildings with his bare hands—which he basically does when a steel beam accident nearly crushes Lily. He catches the beam. Lifts her to safety with one arm. Refuses to put her down. "Are you hurt, little dove?" The size difference is extreme. His hand covers her entire hand. His shirt hangs on her like a dress. When he holds her, she feels absolutely tiny—and inexplicably, perfectly safe. What starts as protection becomes obsession. He can't stop watching over her. She can't stop seeking his presence. The first time she calls him "daddy," something primal clicks into place. This isn't just attraction. It's a perfect fit. But Nikolai's past is dangerous—literally. When old enemies surface, threatening his little dove, he must decide: push her away to protect her, or claim her completely and dare anyone to try taking her from him. Lily discovers that being small doesn't mean being weak. Especially when you're loved by a giant who'd burn the world down for you. BILLION DOLLAR DADDIES Book 3 - Standalone romance