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adelaide's review against another edition
hopeful
sad
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
elcanaldevenecia's review
3.0
Lexi has been looking for a way to combine her passion for singing with her nights on the Burlesque stage. Justin, her boyfriend, is a brute who believes he has her at his feet, but she never dreamed she actually wanted her father-in-law and that the hazardous game she had in her head might come true.
There is nothing you can do to separate two spirits that are intended to be together, no matter what the situation is since they can always overcome it. That, in my opinion, was the situation with Tyler and Lexi, because they not only shared their aspirations but also complimented one other in many ways.
It's clear from the title that the narrative revolves around foreplay, and despite the fact that I hadn't read it in a long time, I enjoyed picking it up again. The age gap doesn't bother me, and I believe they deserved to be together after all they've been through. It was clear that they were made for each other.
It's a K.A. Knight book, so you know it'll make you lose your senses and your mind for a while. We can't mislead anyone, though, because we know and adore what this excellent writer has us used to.
There is nothing you can do to separate two spirits that are intended to be together, no matter what the situation is since they can always overcome it. That, in my opinion, was the situation with Tyler and Lexi, because they not only shared their aspirations but also complimented one other in many ways.
It's clear from the title that the narrative revolves around foreplay, and despite the fact that I hadn't read it in a long time, I enjoyed picking it up again. The age gap doesn't bother me, and I believe they deserved to be together after all they've been through. It was clear that they were made for each other.
It's a K.A. Knight book, so you know it'll make you lose your senses and your mind for a while. We can't mislead anyone, though, because we know and adore what this excellent writer has us used to.
http_rosa1's review against another edition
3.0
This book was pure filth with a bit of a plot and I’m totally here for it.
peyton_n's review
2.5
It was not even the constant sex scenes that bothered me with this book. I went in expecting that. I did not like that they fell in love with each other after like two days, or that Tyler said he hated his son even before any of the drama with him started. Like what lol. Also I hated how bad of a person the author turned Justin into, it was just very unnecessary
allyreadsromance's review against another edition
5.0
Smut with Heart
This one had more than I was expecting! The fire and constant
This one had more than I was expecting! The fire and constant
kamipili_24's review against another edition
1.0
This seems like the Walmart version of Your Dad will Do by Katee Robert.
blackbirdiebooks's review against another edition
1.0
DNF’d . I NEVER dnf because it hurts me to not see a story through but there is ZERO plot and ZERO chemistry in this book. The whole time I was reading this book all I was thinking was “this is the smut I wish I got in Birthday Girl by Penelope Douglas. If that book and this book had a baby, it would be chefs kiss.
If you wanna … read with one hand … and have a daddy kink then this book is for you
If you wanna … read with one hand … and have a daddy kink then this book is for you
librarian_lady's review against another edition
DNF at 49%. I love some good quality smut and I love books that are primarily smut, even if there is no real plot lol. But, typically those books are less than 200 pages long and have some story in between(even if minimal). There is only so many ways you can fuck a person or get fucked. There were a lot of parts that would turn it around with some confrontation, but it would last two pages and then they started fucking again. It also needed some proofreading, a lot of missing words or words that didn’t belong in the sentence. I really wanted to love this book, it started so good, but I just couldn’t do it.
ctalread's review against another edition
2.0
This is the year we DNF the ones that don't work. Knew this one was going to be a hard one to get through from the first time Daddy dearest talked about his son with disgust when, as far as I could tell, the kid hadn't done much to deserve it at that point. Tyler's contempt for his kid was so much at the forefront of this book that I don't really think he needed much of a reason to steal his girl. I DNF'ed it at about 40%