Philosophers and artists see things differently, including romance and love.

In 42 years of living, Drake has seen the best and worst life has to offer. He loved and lost a wife. He managed to raise his son alone. But now all he can think about is a woman who is way too young for him. Dr. Brooke Daniels has an enticing body, a kiss-me mouth, and a sharp gaze that questions all the excuses he tries to make.

Drake can cover life's truth with paint on his canvases, but he knows all too well that strategy won't work in real life, especially not with his current problem. All he can see without loving Brooke is more loneliness than he's ever known.

**The Art of Love series begins with the stories of the three Larson men. Books 1-3 cover the romances of Will Larson and his two adult sons, Michael and Shane. Each hero in this series is an artist. Each heroine in the series is a bit damaged. Sometimes the stories get a little too real when complicated family relationships make dating, romance, and love even more challenging. This contemporary romance series has many laugh-out-loud moments, but is also emotionally charged. Books 4 and 5 carry on this tradition with extended family members.