One Hot Daddy A Single Dad Next Door Romance edition by Kira Blakely Literature Fiction eBooks
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I want to shove her against the wall and f*ck the innocence right out of her.
There's just one problem.
She interns for my company and we have a no fraternizing policy.
As a single dad, I don't have time to get wrapped up in scandal.
This is going to be... hard!
Imagine my shock, ok, desire, when I stumble upon her in the elevator where I live and find out she's just moved in.
I'm screwed!
I can't take it anymore. Her firm breasts, peeking out beneath her business suit. Her bright smile, greeting me, making me hard the minute she looks at me.
It's too much!
This is so wrong. And WTF was I thinking making a no-fraternizing policy?
Well, we know which head will win this battle. I've been wearing the good guy hat too long.
F*ck being Mr. Nice Guy. Nice guys finish last.
I'm going back to the old me. I'll show her what a real man is like.
I'm going to finish again, and again.
This full-length novel is a chocolate sundae with a steamy cherry on top. It's topped with a sweet happily ever after with no cliffhangers and no cheating!
One Hot Daddy A Single Dad Next Door Romance edition by Kira Blakely Literature Fiction eBooks
I suppose I will finish this book since I actually paid money for it but quite frankly, I don't understand the super high ratings. The heroine is a complete contradiction. One minute she is a corn-fed small-town girl from the Midwest and in the next minute, (literally, within the same paragraph) she is all, "take me baby". I know he has over a decade on her but her immaturity is making the story annoying. Along with the weird relationship with her best friend, the token precocious seven-year-old child and the standard bitchy ex-wife, the cliches are too much.I usually don't review books unless I have finished them but I felt compelled to offer another opinion for others since halfway through this isn't even close to a five star read. The story has a solid premise but it's falling very, very flat so far.
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One Hot Daddy A Single Dad Next Door Romance edition by Kira Blakely Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews
I am relatively new fan of Kira and I have enjoyed the books that I've read this far but this book was far too long. There was too much back and forth between the characters that I skipped ahead to the last two chapters. Don't get me wrong, I loved Charlotte and Quention and Morgan was hoot.
Charlotte moves to NY to her aunts apartment while she works as an intern at the music magazine MMM. While there she meets the editor Quentin and former singer/songwriter. There is a no fraternization policy at work which he put into place. But he cant resist Charlotte and her smart mouth. The day she moves into her apt she runs into Quentin and his daughter Morgan since her aunts apt is on the same floor as them. This makes staying away from each other that much harder. Will they be able to stay away from each other?
Good book to read
This bundle contains Hot Daddy, Untamed and Billionaire Bad Boys Series excerpt. Hot Daddy is a well written steamy romance about a former rock singer who is now a music magazine editor, his close relationship to his 7 year old daughter, how he regains his love for song writing, and how he deals with his love affair with one of his interns. The story is at times suspenseful, poignant. affirming and heartwarming. I loved the character Charlotte and how she retained her principles while achieving both her career and personal goals. I also enjoyed the spunky 7 year old Morgan.
Quentin is what all women desire. He's sexy, a loving devoted father, alpha male, stable, is great in bed. He has a horrible past but who doesn't. Rock star lifestyle is a lifestyle to be entered cautiously.
Charlotte is a wonderful woman. Kira gave her a sense of shyness but when it came to her work Charlotte had a Voice. I loved that about her. She knew her actions were wrong but the heart wants what it wants. We've all been there.
Morgan. This little girl is a piece of sunshine. One of the sweetest kids. Kira created this character great. Shows that this child is surely around adults often. With the way she speaks and the way she processes information. Morgan is one of my favorite child characters I've read.
Please read this book. It's worth your time.
A typical love story can be romantic, then perhaps sensual, and then sexy . . . the next category down is just plain crude . . . and, so it is with this novel.
Charlotte, a recent college graduate and Midwestern small-town girl, gets her dream internship at a well-known music magazine in New York. Starting her internship, she develops an immediate strong connection with her boss, Quentin, 10+ years her senior and a divorced father of a 7-year-old-girl. In addition, she coincidentally lives in the same apartment building as he, on the same floor.
Ok, a great, if not overly convenient set-up, but things go downhill from there. The interesting parts of any romance are the main characters’ lives, what baggage they bring to the table, and the development of their relationship over time. Seeing how they learn about each other, how the other person becomes enamored of them, and what they begin to admire about the other. These are all the fascinating things we learn about the main characters which make the reader emotionally invested in the relationship.
Charlotte and Quentin basically have a hard look at each other, decide it’s a ‘go’ the first day they meet, barely know each other’s last names, and, within 20 pages, are lovers. I don’t think they exchange 5 sentences between each other, before they’re taking their clothes off. If it were only that easy . . .
Compounding this problem, they really don’t have a lot to say to each other later in the story either. Quentin has a tortuous past, which he struggles with and thinks about plenty, but he hardly ever discusses it with Charlotte. Charlotte is ostensibly this wide-eyed, inexperienced girl who launches herself at this man she doesn’t know, who’s way older than she, and has a daughter. The disconnect here is palpable as the reader gets further in the book and realizes the story isn’t going to circle back and close some of these gaps.
As an aside, the seven year old, while seeming determined and overly smart for her age at first, over time comes across as sarcastic and inappropriate with her dad.
The erotic scenes are on an advanced level where the Charlotte character simply isn’t, so they feel superimposed in the book. The bodily descriptions are repetitive and, frankly, detract from the storyline, because the reader is simply wincing from seeing them over and over. I’ve never heard female body parts referred to as p*ssy lips . . . it’s not sexy, it’s just crude. And these lips are everywhere, they’re pink, red, wet, glistening, peach colored, heck, they’re a freakin’ chameleon. On top of that, they’re opening, widening, stretching, quivering, shrinking, shivering, they have heartbeats, they have more lines than Charlotte. In hindsight, I believe the entire relationship with Quentin occurs simply between him and these . . . lips. I mean, these things get around.
Again, the original set-up of this book was inspired. I think the age difference, the differing experience levels of the two, the parenting component, not to mention the workplace complications, could have all be woven together to build a really beautiful story, and it does have a happy ending. However, this book focuses more on the immediate, and superficial, physical attraction between the two main characters to the exclusion of the remainder of the story.
Quintin, changed his life to become the editor of MMM music magazine, and to be a father to his little girl. Little did he know that in hiring Charlotte a young intern with sights on being the music editor of her dreams that his life would change for the better. The attraction between the two of them was inevitable from the moment he interviewed her to the point where he found out she was living down the hall. Getting it right the second time around ignited a fire in him not only in love but for the love of his craft. Great read. Highly recommended.
I suppose I will finish this book since I actually paid money for it but quite frankly, I don't understand the super high ratings. The heroine is a complete contradiction. One minute she is a corn-fed small-town girl from the Midwest and in the next minute, (literally, within the same paragraph) she is all, "take me baby". I know he has over a decade on her but her immaturity is making the story annoying. Along with the weird relationship with her best friend, the token precocious seven-year-old child and the standard bitchy ex-wife, the cliches are too much.
I usually don't review books unless I have finished them but I felt compelled to offer another opinion for others since halfway through this isn't even close to a five star read. The story has a solid premise but it's falling very, very flat so far.
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