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Craig, a former foster kid, is working on his master's in exercise science while holding down two jobs: Zumba instructor and go-go dancer.
When David sees the sexy go-go dancer at the nightclub where he's meant to meet his blind date, he's immediately filled with lust. But David's blind date is a big ol' leather daddy weari
David is a physician and a single dad taking care of his 3-year-old. His life is tea parties and kid cartoon, and all he really wants is to get laid. Is that too much to ask?
Craig, a former foster kid, is working on his master's in exercise science while holding down two jobs: Zumba instructor and go-go dancer.
When David sees the sexy go-go dancer at the nightclub where he's meant to meet his blind date, he's immediately filled with lust. But David's blind date is a big ol' leather daddy wearing nothin' but suspenders, and David runs out of the club screaming inside, not realizing he's left his phone (with a photo of his, um, *coughs, big cock, coughs*) behind.
Good thing Craig finds it and is immediately interested in David's many assets.
What I liked about this book is that it was about ordinary men living everyday lives. Craig and David felt real. Craig has a fantastic Zumba instructor body, but his financial situation is precarious, and he's a little defensive and prickly. David isn't even in such great shape and wears nerdy glasses, but he's a little freak in bed.
The angst here was minimal, the sex rough and sweet. The MCs actually communicate, and while Craig does hide some things from David, David doesn't ditch him when he finds out.
And, amazingly, the kid, David's daughter Maia, did not overtake the story. She was entirely appropriate for a 3-year-old. Thank you, Daisy Harris, for getting the kid right. I am not a fan of kids in stories, but Maia was kind of cute.
I liked that we got both MCs' POV, although the POV shifts did feel a bit abrupt at times.
Overall, this was a very sweet read with enough tenderness and hot times to keep it sexy.
And the epilogue? Well, damn, if that doesn't make you want to run through the ocean at sunset, I don't know what will.
Who would have thought taking a crotch shot could lead you to the man of your dreams???
David's looking to get back on the dating scene after the death of his wife. He's always been bi. Having a 3 year old daughter limits his time. He's also a doctor.
He takes a crotch shot to send to a guy on a dating site...
Seriously, do people really do that???
David goes to meet the guy at a bar and sees that he's a leather daddy and freaks. In the process he leaves his phone
4--Just Say No to Selfies--Stars!!Who would have thought taking a crotch shot could lead you to the man of your dreams???
David's looking to get back on the dating scene after the death of his wife. He's always been bi. Having a 3 year old daughter limits his time. He's also a doctor.
He takes a crotch shot to send to a guy on a dating site...
Seriously, do people really do that???
David goes to meet the guy at a bar and sees that he's a leather daddy and freaks. In the process he leaves his phone at the bar and Craig finds it.
Craig offers to return the phone and so begins their journey to finding love.
I loved David's character. He was awkward in a nerdy, inexperienced way. Craig was confident, yet a bit damaged. I thought they were great together.
This was a super cute read. Very sweet. Little to no angst and drama. With a nice amount of steam!
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I have a thing for bi-sexual MCs. It is kind of like my new thing, people. Though I have yet to read a story where the guy is bi and goes from guy to girl... any M/F authors want to try??
Doctor David is a widower with a small child, and he is trying to get back on the dating scene. I really related to him and his struggles to find time for romance with a kid in tow. David is sort of out of shape and out of practi
Ho ho ho! This book was holiday-licious! Light and sweet, it perfectly hit the spot!I have a thing for bi-sexual MCs. It is kind of like my new thing, people. Though I have yet to read a story where the guy is bi and goes from guy to girl... any M/F authors want to try??
Doctor David is a widower with a small child, and he is trying to get back on the dating scene. I really related to him and his struggles to find time for romance with a kid in tow. David is sort of out of shape and out of practice, and so his meeting with super-hot Craig feels like his lucky break.
I also loved Craig. He had a lot of depth and emotion without being overly heavy or downer-ville, and picturing him dancing and sweaty was all kinds of hot! Psst- that cover model needs more chest hair, STAT!
Though there weren't a ton of sex scenes, the ones that were there were scorching! I loved David's eagerness. I wanted to bone him, he was so hot and ready! The two men had really awesome chemistry.
This book capped off with a sweet epilogue and left me feeling happy and sa-tis-fied. I'm sure readers will be scooping this up come holiday season.
**Copy provided by the publisher in exchange for an honest review**
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How had his life come to this? Knowing all about removing crust from a kid's nostrils and nothing about how to have a date with a willing partner? [...] it occurred to him if he could handle parenthood, he should be able to manage anything.Sometimes you need something sweet and light to lift your spirits, and this book certainly delivered!
This is the perfect book to put a Christmas-themed smile on your face. Even though it has a holiday slant, I think it woul
Such a sweet fun read! How had his life come to this? Knowing all about removing crust from a kid's nostrils and nothing about how to have a date with a willing partner? [...] it occurred to him if he could handle parenthood, he should be able to manage anything.Sometimes you need something sweet and light to lift your spirits, and this book certainly delivered!
This is the perfect book to put a Christmas-themed smile on your face. Even though it has a holiday slant, I think it would be enjoyable any time of the year, and it doesn't overload on the Christmas sweetness...
David Letterer
Maybe this was casual for Craig, but David hoped Craig was feeling the sift between them. David wanted more. Hopefully, as Craig closed his eyes and settled into this bath, he wanted more too.David is a widower with a three year old daughter. He's spent the last few years mourning the loss of his wife and showering his little girl with affection. He has the support of his friends and his sister in-law but he's still incredibly lonely.
The online dating scene is absolutely daunting - profiles and dick-pics and leather-daddies (oh my!) but David finally takes a chance on a blind date at a local club. When he discovers that the man he's supposed to be meeting is totally NOT his type, he winds up nervously people-watching instead.
A few rum and cokes later and he can't take his eyes off a striking young go-go dancer on the stage. Dressed in nothing but a Santa hat and a pair of little shorts, the dancer is the embodiment of all David's sexual fantasies...
Craig Harding
He wasn't the same street rat he'd been in his teens. He'd gotten his life together, with jobs and a place to live and even multiple degrees. He still couldn't shake the notion that a guy like David was way out of his league.Craig is studying for his Masters Degree in Exercise Science and has aspirations of opening his own Zumba studio one day... For now he's crashing at a friends house, teaching Zumba classes at a local gym, and working a few nights a week as a go-go dancer at Pony.
With the spotlights trained on him, Craig doesn't see any of the men who watch him night after night. While taking a break between dances, Craig finds a lost cell phone in the men's bathroom. He's scrolling scrolling through the info on the phone hoping to identify the owner when he discovers a particularly intriguing selfie.
And not of someone's face if ya know what I mean...
One which inspires Craig to track down the owner and invite him to coffee. David doesn't recognize Craig as the dancer from Pony, and that's just fine with him. He has enough baggage without letting David know that he's also a dancer...
Craig is a former foster-kid who has little love for the Christmas season. His childhood wasn't nearly as loving and healthy has David's daughter Maia's. He knows that his dancing days are temporary, but he's lived hand-to-mouth long enough to feel completely out of place in David's life of warmth and wealth.
David is instantly attracted to the man who returns his phone. He's determined see if flirting can turn into something bigger and better (and hotter and more naked) but David hasn't dated in years so his skills are more than a little rusty.
These two ease into a relationship which has each of them terrified. David doesn't know if he can ask a man to accept that he's a package deal - father and daughter... Craig doesn't know if there's a place in David's pristine world for someone as scarred as him...
The chemistry between these two men was just lovely to see, and even the awkward getting to know you phase was charming as hell. There was definitely a lot of humor and romance to keep the reader entertained and the sexy-times were perfection.
Side Note: This book had the most glorious epilogue, and left me with a warm fuzzy feeling all over.
Definitely a must read for lovers of MM and Christmas magic! So snuggle up with a cup of coco (or Rum and Coke) and get ready for a fantastic romance that will warm your heart!
FOUR HEARTS--My first load of Santa jizz and I'm in a great mood. No Christmas sugar induced coma either.
Why "David's Selfie" works for me?
It's not annoyingly sugar sweet where the Jizzmas spirit miraculously saves all the problems.
The author seems to have the same sense of humor as me. Funny is as funny does, I actually laughed at few scenes. (The first chapter with the crotch selfie? *snickers*) Oh, I like it when I share the same humor. (I'm saying this in my Stewie voice)
And this was reali
FOUR HEARTS--My first load of Santa jizz and I'm in a great mood. No Christmas sugar induced coma either.
Why "David's Selfie" works for me?
It's not annoyingly sugar sweet where the Jizzmas spirit miraculously saves all the problems.
The author seems to have the same sense of humor as me. Funny is as funny does, I actually laughed at few scenes. (The first chapter with the crotch selfie? *snickers*) Oh, I like it when I share the same humor. (I'm saying this in my Stewie voice)
And this was realistic! The reactions, the characters and the plot - I buy it. I always root for the underdog MC, the MC that has to work for the life they have. Craig, the Masters student who works two jobs, is an ex-foster kid and never had a sweet life? He was a pleasure to read. The other MC, bisexual widower, David and his three-year-old, Maia, they were endearing and real too. Go figure, a toddler who acted her age instead of a miniature adult.
Told in alternating POV, this holiday novella starts with a crotch pic. How cool is that? A romance that starts with a lost cell phone and selfie...which grows into a HEA romance.
David is a doctor who should be at the prime of his life. He's only thirty. But he has a three year old and is already a widower. He is lonely and trying to get back into the dating game. So to try to entice potential suitors in this day and age, he takes a picture of his Johnson. In a comedy of errors, he loses his cell at a club. And the guy who he ogled but never thought he'd have a chance with, the hunky go-go boy, Craig finds the phone. And so begins their mating dance.
Craig was a nice guy. He proved to be more than a pretty face and hot body. He wanted substance and he finds that in David. Maybe not the built-in family with Maia (loved his reaction to her). He knows David would be worth it though in the beginning there are a few factors that work against them. They make it work, be it conflicting schedules, no available places to hook up, a wicked cold or not fully opening about their entire life. There is some "let-me-not-tell-what-I-really-do-for-a-living-since-you're-a-professional-and-I'm-not" aka "you're too good for me" but it wasn't heavy handed.
My issues: The story starts strong, ends rushed.
I think the 'I love you' bit also was premature. Maybe not on David's part as he's used to being in a relationship but Craig? The kid who couch surfed, has been kicked out at seventeen and lived in his own, has abandonment issues, never been in a relationship, is hard to crack (as he admits)...I expected more of an internal struggle from him. It's hard to go from being independent and not needing another person to opening up. Maybe that part is just me, I guess it could happen. I just question if it would truly be Craig's reaction.
And I love epilogues,love them. This one...it wasn't really necessary. It also read rushed.
Overall a great story. Not too merry sweet, a little hurt /comfort, some laughs, hot sex, and a heavy dose of reality.
And the best part? The story is not a one trick pony that relied on the selfie...it is way more than a dick pic. It's a happy romance, light low on the angst and relatable.
A copy provided for an honest review.
Light and sweet, "David's Selfie" is a Christmas's story that tells the story of David, a bisexual 30 years old man. David is a doctor and a single parent to Maya, an adorable 3 years old little girl, after his wife died a year ago. With his job and his daughter, David doesn't have a social life. He feels lonely and he wants to have someone. He is trying to get back on the dating game. An event will lead him to Craig, a 26 years old man.
Craig lived is a foster home until he was 17. He works two
Light and sweet, "David's Selfie" is a Christmas's story that tells the story of David, a bisexual 30 years old man. David is a doctor and a single parent to Maya, an adorable 3 years old little girl, after his wife died a year ago. With his job and his daughter, David doesn't have a social life. He feels lonely and he wants to have someone. He is trying to get back on the dating game. An event will lead him to Craig, a 26 years old man.
Craig lived is a foster home until he was 17. He works two jobs, one as a go-go dancer and Zumba instructor to afford to pay for his studies. He dreams to open a studio, after he finishes his degree in Exercise Science.
David and Craig start to date, falling hard and fast for each other.
I liked this one! It was easy to read, sweet and sexy. I loved the chemistry between them and I enjoyed the sexy times. Both men were lovely. David was great. He is ready to give Craig what he always wanted and needed – security and love. I liked that he accepted Craig's job and he wasn't a judgmental prick. Craig is ambitious and confident and I liked him for that. He wants to have an honest job and a future, even if now has to be a go-go dancer.
I really wish the epilogue was a little longer.
Low in angst and drama, this was a very nice, sexy read!
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I enjoyed this so much and yeah, I am a sucker for stories like this and with kids.
David is a widower with a toddler. Having lost his wife Ana, he decides that it's time for him get back to the boy love side of being bisexual and get laid. Feeling brave, he attempts to take a selfie of his package, with an insistent toddler outside the door. Having three kids, I loved the reality of this s
I am in love with this story. Enamored really and I just want to read it all over again and again and again.I enjoyed this so much and yeah, I am a sucker for stories like this and with kids.
David is a widower with a toddler. Having lost his wife Ana, he decides that it's time for him get back to the boy love side of being bisexual and get laid. Feeling brave, he attempts to take a selfie of his package, with an insistent toddler outside the door. Having three kids, I loved the reality of this situation. No, I haven't tried to take naked pictures in the bathroom, but my husband and used I to say that our youngest son, had literal fucking radar. *nods* Just think about that one for a minute and imagine the cries of "Why can't I come in?!" from the other side of your bedroom door, every time. So now that I have gone all TMI…
This story was very real for me, one of the most realistic of romances I have read in while. There was no suspending of anything in this I only had to find the time to read and get lost with the boys. It's an easy and fun read, with a sprinkle of awe inducing awkward moments, but also a sexy as hell read. Goodness, just thinking about David being all greedy but needy at the same time and Craig with his ability to take control but be so damn vulnerable… I was done for with that combination.
The romance was wonderful but the layers, the layers of these men are what kept me glued to the page. You would think, going into this that David with be the one with the suitcase full of issues but his are just carry-on luggage compared to what Craig has to unload. Ugh. Craig, so many times I wanted to bundle up the go go boy and just hug the hell out of him. From his childhood, to his living situation and his feelings about dancing. I adored that he was attracted to all of David, that the idea of the "ordinary" boy was what he wanted though most would assume, on the surface it would be the opposite. The whole more than meets the eye theme is apparent here and I loved the way these two find one another.
When David turned and saw Craig, it was as if Craig was seeing spring for the first time. Plenty of men watched Craig dance on weekend nights, impressed or lustful or even amused. None of them looked at him like David did.
So about that, back to David and that selfie of his package. Who would have thought leaving your phone in the bathroom at the local gay bar could lead to finding your future? I mean, I am a sucker for romance and believe in fate and being in the right place at the right time. I can't help it, I saw his – um face? and I'm a believer.
David being a dad was done so well. Many instances I was nodding along with being a parent. I liked how real Maia was and how she wasn't a caricature or too mature for her small three years, she was simply David's daughter, a huge part of his life and the cutest button to watch as she charmed the hell out of Craig.
I am so in love with this book! This book hooked me in immediately, from the first page to that oh so perfect, clench your heart and swoon across the bed like a princess, epilogue. It has everything that I love and then some. It even has Christmas! *gasp* and though that cover makes me want to have Justin Timberlake and Andy Samberg offering me their dick in a box, I can't stop freaking (sorry about the language, David) grinning and sighing and swooning and falling in love with these men.
... he wondered if Craig knew what a gift he was giving. Whether he knew David felt really alive for the first time in years.
Did I say anything about the book? I have no idea, so let me say this. If you are looking for a hot, sexy, smart, funny, endearing and all over romantic read that will make your toes curl as you turn into goo… pick this up. That's all. *runs off to check phone for inappropriate pictures I need to delete*
In the right corner you have Craig. College student, zumba instructor, go-go dancer who is tired of playing the field and trying hard to make ends meet. He finds David's phone after his stage dance and his int
In the left corner you have David. A single dad, widower, doctor who is venturing into the scary world of online dating. He gets cold feet when he's supposed to meet someone for the first time, and in his haste in getting away, leaves his phone at the club that has said incriminating photo.In the right corner you have Craig. College student, zumba instructor, go-go dancer who is tired of playing the field and trying hard to make ends meet. He finds David's phone after his stage dance and his interest is piqued by said titillating photo.
So what ensues, are these two navigating the awkward dating waters with each other. After some snafus, of course things are resolved and they fall in love. This was sweet. Broad strokes gloss over some scenes that could have benefited from being more fleshed out, but overall a quick, enjoyable, easy read.
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*Quick & Dirty Review*:
I liked it, but didn't love it, which is odd because I *love* me some (male) strippers.
The blurb's spot on, so no need for my recap here.
The whole drama with Craig's pissy, controlling roommate, Joaquim, resolved a bit too easily and cleanly, so the ending felt a bit rushed to me.
The part that I nearly fell out of my my chair over was (view spoiler)[ when "bisexual" David admitted that he could only really keep it up with a woman when he had a *BUTT PLUG* up his ass!!!
*Quick & Dirty Review*:
I liked it, but didn't love it, which is odd because I *love* me some (male) strippers.
The blurb's spot on, so no need for my recap here.
The whole drama with Craig's pissy, controlling roommate, Joaquim, resolved a bit too easily and cleanly, so the ending felt a bit rushed to me.
The part that I nearly fell out of my my chair over was (view spoiler)[ when "bisexual" David admitted that he could only really keep it up with a woman when he had a *BUTT PLUG* up his ass!!! PS -- That isn't 'bisexual', but a different "B" word, Daisy Mae. What's that word again? Oh, YES! *B.O.T.T.O.M.* (hide spoiler)]
Umm, yeah, it
really, really does. heheI. Was. Fucking. Dying!
Plus, I did enjoy the epilogue.
3 *doctor-is-a-big-bossy-bottom* stars this time.
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This is only my second story from Ms. Harris after From the Ashes and I think her stories might fall into 'too-smutty' in my spectrum -- which unfortunately, influences my whole reading (and rating) experience.
When the story involved a single father and a go-go dancer who was working to pay through his school, I expected a more complicated emotional situation. How could the go-go dancer dealt with being embarrassed enough for his job that he didn't really say anything to the single dad?
3.5 starsThis is only my second story from Ms. Harris after From the Ashes and I think her stories might fall into 'too-smutty' in my spectrum -- which unfortunately, influences my whole reading (and rating) experience.
When the story involved a single father and a go-go dancer who was working to pay through his school, I expected a more complicated emotional situation. How could the go-go dancer dealt with being embarrassed enough for his job that he didn't really say anything to the single dad? How could the go-go dancer worked through connecting to the child? Definitely MORE than just the two men trying to figure out where they could have sex. *Cue Roll Eyes*.
Unless they tickle my fancy I usually skim sex scenes because for me sex scene in a book is like an extra cheese on pizza-topping that I can live without. Or if there are sex scenes, they should be significant enough for me to care. So David and Craig caring more about the sex rather than Craig connecting with Maia, David's child, considering they thought about making the relationship longer than just one night stand, just didn't rock my boat.
I could see readers who like smutty story will enjoy this one more than I. It's not a bad story ... I mean, I loved that David was a bi-sexual (we could use more bi-sexual characters), and the child was not a result of some sort of experimental phase. I loved that David truly loved his ex-wife even if he also liked men. I loved that the ex-wife's sister was portrayed as a very supportive character to David's attempt of moving on. I loved that the child felt natural, not being too bratty or too perfect. I also LOVED the epilogue, that was sweet.
However, in overall, it wasn't enough of my preference in romance (over smutty) in this story to give it more than 3.5 stars.
The ARC is provided by the publisher via Netgalley for an exchange of fair and honest review. No high rating is required for any ARC received.
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This one just plain didn't work for me. I actually gave it an extra star because of the epilogue, which are like crack to me.
Sorry, can't recommend this one.
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Dr. David Letterer, dark hair and glasses,
is trying to begin again, but it's harder than he imagined after his wife's death, and him raising is 3 yr. old daughter, Maia, too.
Craig is a student, has his Bachelor's degree,
and getting his masters, plus he dances at night at a club. David tries to meet a date at the club, but when he sees the hard core leather daddy, he takes off. Craig finds David's lost phone and calls.
They meet, talk,
**** Unusual, but very sweet Christmas time short story !Dr. David Letterer, dark hair and glasses,
is trying to begin again, but it's harder than he imagined after his wife's death, and him raising is 3 yr. old daughter, Maia, too.
Craig is a student, has his Bachelor's degree,
and getting his masters, plus he dances at night at a club. David tries to meet a date at the club, but when he sees the hard core leather daddy, he takes off. Craig finds David's lost phone and calls.
They meet, talk, and it turns into more, but David doesn't know Craig dances. We get hot sizzling sexiness, tender moments, and things are moving along. Craig feels unworthy, because his childhood was bad, and he's struggling so hard, while David is so settled and self assured. These guys are meant to be, because they really "click."
A few obstacles are in the mix, and Craig's creepy roommate, but we want their Christmas to be happy. We get a 10 yrs. later epilogue.
ENJOY !
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This is a second read of this super-cute novella and I stand by my 5-Star rating.
This is a second read of this super-cute novella and I stand by my 5-Star rating.
David, a widowed father of a tot and doctor is determined to "get laid" before the new year finds himself with a boyfriend instead.
Very well done novella about a cute (and very sexy) unconventional couple. The kid was appropriately written and didn't overshadow the story.
I've actually never read this author before, but this story made me want to peruse her other work. Hopefully it's longer!
3.5 stars.Very well done novella about a cute (and very sexy) unconventional couple. The kid was appropriately written and didn't overshadow the story.
I've actually never read this author before, but this story made me want to peruse her other work. Hopefully it's longer!
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Like I said it was a sweet story, but some parts just didn't flow well at all. And David's personality would do a 180 from who he normally was to who he was in the middle of sexy times. It was a little off-putting.
My other issue is with the way foster care was portrayed. Lots of foster homes are like the one described. But I really wish it was
While the story was sweet it needed at LEAST a proofreader. Maybe some editing as well. Also, I love Maia and we could have used a whole lot more of her.Like I said it was a sweet story, but some parts just didn't flow well at all. And David's personality would do a 180 from who he normally was to who he was in the middle of sexy times. It was a little off-putting.
My other issue is with the way foster care was portrayed. Lots of foster homes are like the one described. But I really wish it was expressed that there are TONS of really good people doing foster care too.
How I choose my rating:
1* Didn't like it at all. These are rare as I usually just don't finish any book I dislike this much.
2** Didn't like it. Again usually DNF if I dislike it this much, but occasionally I feel it still has potential and I try to stick with it to the end.
3*** I liked it. It wasn't great but it was enjoyable enough. It is unlikely I'll ever reread it but I might finish the series if it is a part of one.
4**** I really liked this book. Maybe not a work of genius, but highly entertaining. I might reread this at some point, and I will almost always finish the series if part of one.
5***** I loved this book. I found little to no issues with it at all. I will probably reread this and possibly more than once. I will definitely finish the series if it's part of one.
He falls for the very hot bar-dancing zumba teacher, Craig, who keeps some of his part-time work a secret, because he is enjoying his dates with David quite a bit. His reluctance to have the dancing part of his life overshadow his attempts at a norma
This was light and flirty, exactly what I was looking for after a much darker read. David is a very sympathetic main character - a terrific dad to his 3 year old daughter, and who is ready to move on after the death of his wife a couple of years ago.He falls for the very hot bar-dancing zumba teacher, Craig, who keeps some of his part-time work a secret, because he is enjoying his dates with David quite a bit. His reluctance to have the dancing part of his life overshadow his attempts at a normal relationship are understandable.
There is some angst here, but not too much. The daughter is not used too much, allowing the boys to be front and centre of the narrative.
Enjoyably sexy.
Copy provided by the publisher via Netgalley and received with thanks. Oct November 18th.
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A light, fun little story that would have been 4stars if it weren't that the conflict with the roommate, defused the tension with a too quick, unsatisfying resolution. He should have at least kick his balls, punched him, or slapped his face. I certainly would have. But then I'm a vengeful bitch, so what do I know. The story also had a rushed ending. Craig finally leaves his apartment, and suddenly we are in an epilogue...wtf?
That doesn't mean that I didn't enjoy this story. I did very
3.5 ratingA light, fun little story that would have been 4stars if it weren't that the conflict with the roommate, defused the tension with a too quick, unsatisfying resolution. He should have at least kick his balls, punched him, or slapped his face. I certainly would have. But then I'm a vengeful bitch, so what do I know. The story also had a rushed ending. Craig finally leaves his apartment, and suddenly we are in an epilogue...wtf?
That doesn't mean that I didn't enjoy this story. I did very much. I loved the pairing of Craig, the sexie go-go dancer and the dorkie Dr. Davie, the owner of the infamous selfie. I guess I just wanted more...
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Sweet, short, instalove palette cleanser to be read between books with heavier themes.
And I swear - in future I will use less exclamation marks:)
This book was just the right combination of feels and fun, and I really enjoyed spending time with both main characters.
A perfect naughty Christmas story about two people from completely different people (a widowed doctor with a little daughter and a guy supporting himself through his master's degree by go-go dancing and giving Zumba classes) finding each other and figuring out how to make a relationship that seems doomed from the outse
Thank you so much, namesake, for recommending this to me!!!This book was just the right combination of feels and fun, and I really enjoyed spending time with both main characters.
A perfect naughty Christmas story about two people from completely different people (a widowed doctor with a little daughter and a guy supporting himself through his master's degree by go-go dancing and giving Zumba classes) finding each other and figuring out how to make a relationship that seems doomed from the outset work.
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This was actually a fun little story. David, having been widowed for just over a year, decides he really would like to get laid. He's not looking for a relationship, he just wants sex. So, he meets a guy online gives the requested cock shot and arranges for a hookup. Once he actually sees the guy, though, he seriously loses his nerve and leaves the bar in a panic. And manages to lose his phone in the process.
Craig is one of the gogo dancers in the bar David went to. He finds David's pho
3.5 StarsThis was actually a fun little story. David, having been widowed for just over a year, decides he really would like to get laid. He's not looking for a relationship, he just wants sex. So, he meets a guy online gives the requested cock shot and arranges for a hookup. Once he actually sees the guy, though, he seriously loses his nerve and leaves the bar in a panic. And manages to lose his phone in the process.
Craig is one of the gogo dancers in the bar David went to. He finds David's phone and arranges to get the phone back to David the next day. He meets David at a coffee shop and returns the phone and meets David's daughter. Craig likes David and thinks he is nerdalicious with his glasses and dark hair. The attraction is definitely mutual and David thinks that Craig is way out of his league. Also, Craig doesn't want to admit he is the gogo dancer David was ogling the night before.
I thought David and Craig were so sweet and I loved that David's daughter liked Craig, too. They were like the family that Craig never had, having grown up in the foster system. And while the gogo gig makes for a tense moment, David is already half in love with Craig at that point, so it isn't the deal breaker that Craig assumed it would be.
An overall sweet story about finding love and acceptance and being a family.
(view spoiler)[I wondered a couple times if it was Craig's roommate, Joachim, that David was originally supposed to meet. Craig muses at one point that inviting David over to his place would be a bad idea because Joachim might have company and that person may just come wandering out wearing nothing but a leather harness and a butt plug. And later in the book, Joachim snarkily says that if Craig met David at the Pony, that the guy probably wouldn't show up anyway. Just made me wonder... and if so, I am glad that David decided on No. Joachim is an ass. (hide spoiler)]
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I love David. I love Maia. I love Craig. It was so cute and sweet and sexy and just awesome. Just what I needed at that moment!
David is a great single father to Maia. She is a sweet little girl and well written, too. She acts her age, which I liked. The author didn't make her three going on twelve. And Craig is the perfect blend of eager and nervous around her. He is awkward when alone with her, and she, like a typical three year o
I don't even care that the book was short. I freaking LOVED it.I love David. I love Maia. I love Craig. It was so cute and sweet and sexy and just awesome. Just what I needed at that moment!
David is a great single father to Maia. She is a sweet little girl and well written, too. She acts her age, which I liked. The author didn't make her three going on twelve. And Craig is the perfect blend of eager and nervous around her. He is awkward when alone with her, and she, like a typical three year old, just commands the situation. Loved that.
I loved the way they got together, too. And the very end at Pony was adorable. It had me grinning so hard it hurt. And the epilogue was perfect.
Would I have liked more of them? Absolutely. But was it a perfectly sweet story that did make me tear up one, though? Definitely.
Well worth the read if you're looking for something short and sweet!
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4 dickpic stars
David wants to get laid. As a doctor and a single dad of the 3-years-old Maia that's quite a challenge. When he flees out of the bar he had a blind date at, he forget his phone on the toilet. Fortunately, Craig the go-go dancer finds it and give it back to him.
I really liked that David and Craig were real. Both of them had their struggles and insecuritiys which made them touchable. And I loved that Maia was like the 3-year-old she is supposed to be without taking over the story.
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4 dickpic stars
David wants to get laid. As a doctor and a single dad of the 3-years-old Maia that's quite a challenge. When he flees out of the bar he had a blind date at, he forget his phone on the toilet. Fortunately, Craig the go-go dancer finds it and give it back to him.
I really liked that David and Craig were real. Both of them had their struggles and insecuritiys which made them touchable. And I loved that Maia was like the 3-year-old she is supposed to be without taking over the story.
So this was a great little Christmas story which, IMO, even grinchs could enjoy without dieing out of sugar-jizz-overdose.
It was nice to have characters with depth and real emotion. I enjoyed this story. It made me happy.
A cute, sweet love story. Craig works at a job that he doesn't want and lives with a roommate who is a egotistical bully. David is a widower with a little daughter. David has no life outside his daughter. Craig has no life outside of school and trying to never be homeless again. They meet and it is hot.It was nice to have characters with depth and real emotion. I enjoyed this story. It made me happy.
...moreMs. Harris lives in Seattle, where she tortures her husband by making it rain. She enjoys watching bridges cause traffic, watching football games cause traffi
Retired party girl and science fiction enthusiast, Daisy Harris spends most of her time writing sexy romance and plotting the fall of Western civilization. Her books can be found on Amazon, Nook, and wherever else fine erotic romance is sold.Ms. Harris lives in Seattle, where she tortures her husband by making it rain. She enjoys watching bridges cause traffic, watching football games cause traffic, and blithely wearing wool socks with sandals.
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