Demanding All Of You Books in Order
Part ofAli Parker Books in OrderRead the Demanding All Of You books by Ali Parker in order, with short summaries and background on a single father's return to Montana and an unexpected romance.
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Demanding All Of You books in publication order
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Demanding All Of You
by Ali Parker
2020
A New York editor must spend six months on his childhood farm to inherit his grandfather's fortune. Bringing his son to Montana offers family time, but an unexpected romance challenges his plan to make the stay temporary.
Demanding All Of You Book #2
by Ali Parker
2020
The second installment continues a New York editor's six-month stay on a Montana farm under his grandfather's inheritance terms. A woman who captures both his and his son's affection complicates the return to city life he once expected.
Demanding All Of You Book #3
by Ali Parker
2020
A New York editor's temporary return to a Montana farm continues in the trilogy's final installment. The inheritance that brought him home becomes entwined with a woman who makes him want more than six months together.
Series background & context
Demanding All Of You follows a single father whose inheritance requires him to leave the life he has organized around work. Ali Parker's three-part contemporary romance brings a New York editor back to his family's Montana farm, where a temporary stay creates the possibility of a much more lasting change. His son and his growing attraction to a woman there become central to how he understands the opportunity.
The money comes with a condition he can't satisfy from the city.
His grandfather has died and left him substantial wealth, but receiving it means living on the farm where he grew up for six months. The requirement forces a break from his career and returns him to a family world he has grown distant from. What first looks like an inconvenience also gives him time with his child, outside the routine that has narrowed their life together.
The hero has treated his work and son as the only priorities worth pursuing. That choice has helped keep love at a distance, even as it has left him less connected to the wider family. Going home therefore means more than changing where he sleeps. It interrupts the way he has kept his days predictable and gives other people a chance to become important to him.
The woman he meets doesn't make winning her attention easy. She is guarded enough to challenge a man accustomed to working towards a goal and achieving it. Attraction gives him a new focus, but pursuing her requires him to recognize that another person can't be handled like a career opportunity. His interest also develops in a setting that includes his son, making the romance part of a possible family future rather than a separate escape from responsibility.
The six-month limit gives the relationship a question from the beginning. A temporary visit may explain why they have met, but it doesn't decide what either should do if the feelings become serious. He must consider whether Montana is simply a condition to endure for the inheritance or a place that could hold something he doesn't want to leave. She has to respond to a man whose stated circumstances may not match what he now wants.
Read Demanding All Of You first, followed by Books 2 and 3. These numbered instalments continue one romance, allowing the homecoming and relationship to develop across the sequence. The tone is adult contemporary romance with a single father, an inheritance requirement and a farm setting. Readers can expect a man who has limited his emotional life discovering that returning to an old home can open a different possibility for the future.
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