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Made for You

(Love and Family #2)

Anyta Sunday (Goodreads Author)

4.15 · Rating details · 1,733 ratings · 397 reviews

Ben wants to find a new home.

Twenty-four-year-old Ben McCormick is the primary caregiver for his brother Milo after their parents’ death. A year into the job, he’s totally got the hang of it. Mostly. Sort of. Not at all?

Defeated and thoroughly chastised for his lack in parenting skills at teacher-parent night, Ben slumps away with the resolve to finally get his life so ...more

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Apr 13, 2019 ☆ Todd rated it it was amazing

Shelves: from-the-author

This latest book by Anyta pulled me in right from the get go, as 24 y.o. Ben was raising his 11 y.o. brother, Milo, doing the best that he could, but still feeling as if he were drowning under the responsibility at such a young age.

Then Ben met Milo's 39 y.o. wood-shop teacher, Jack, who had also been flipping houses as a side gig for at least the last 8 years, while impatiently waiting for his dream villa to come up for sale.

From their very first meeting, it was amazing to feel the chemistry be
This latest book by Anyta pulled me in right from the get go, as 24 y.o. Ben was raising his 11 y.o. brother, Milo, doing the best that he could, but still feeling as if he were drowning under the responsibility at such a young age.

Then Ben met Milo's 39 y.o. wood-shop teacher, Jack, who had also been flipping houses as a side gig for at least the last 8 years, while impatiently waiting for his dream villa to come up for sale.

From their very first meeting, it was amazing to feel the chemistry between Ben and Jack, and to see how Jack helped build up Ben's self-confidence that he wasn't doing as badly raising Milo as he'd thought.

A lot of the drama, and Milo's rebellion, arose from the fact that Ben couldn't bear to step foot in their family home after their parent's death, so he planned to sell it and move Milo somewhere without so many painful memories.

Then Jack agreed to move into the main house and renovate it, while the boys lived in the small cottage in back of the property, which changed everything bit by bit.

It broke my heart to see Milo sneaking into his old bedroom to sleep and feel a connection to his deceased parents, but that helped necessitate Ben going into the house and begin confronting his panic attacks. A task made easier by Jack's distracting presence.

I immediately loved both MC's and the slow burn was suuuper slow in this story, allowing a very organic development of their feelings. The first kiss didn't even happen until around 80% in, but the book never felt like it dragged.

I adored Ben's snarky, funny, smart-mouthed little brother. His pre-teen antics really made me laugh, along with Ben's rather unconventional parenting style.

Ben initial bribing and negotiating with Milo to get the kid to behave truly set my teeth on edge, but when Ben started flinging lemons off a nearby tree, OMG, that had me laughing so hard. It was pretty epic.

Fortunately, Jack's somewhat-stern, structured presence made a huge impact on Milo's behavior, and provided Ben with some much-needed support in learning how to better parent his little brother, while maintaining his sanity.

In regards to relationship obstacles, those came in the form of the school (and one nosy-ass, busy body teacher) looking down on a 39 y.o. teacher getting involved with the 24 y.o. primary caregiver of one of his students. Such a relationship wasn't explicitly forbidden, per se, but was very much frowned upon, and could cause major problems for Jack.

But the heart wanted what the heart wanted, so Jack eventually did give in to Ben's steady attempts at flirting, consequences be damned, much to his own chagrin.

This was such a sweet and fluffy story, which Anyta does so well. And Jack's "Ben is the best because" talk to Milo was kind of *everything*. Total swoon material, folks.

The overall steam level was low'ish, mainly because nothing physical happened between them until very late in the story, but I felt that the level of feels was pretty high, so I didn't feel that anything was lacking.

Also, to my great surprise, the 15 year age gap wasn't an issue for me, even though I'm generally not a fan of that trope. Like, at all.

The story was written in present tense (not my favorite), dual POV, and ends with a full-on HEA, with an epilogue from 6 years on, right as Milo had just graduated from high school.

I basically LOVED a whole lot of this story and would rate it at around 4.5 stars. : )

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Apr 14, 2019 Judith rated it it was amazing

Shelves: cute-guys, favourite-author, standalone, arc, sweet, m-m, banter, slow-burn

Perfect.Just perfect.

I'm gushing and fangirling bit time here.I think this might just be my favourite book by Anyta Sunday. Talk about bringing the feelings,I'm sure I had a dopey smile on my face the whole time I was reading this.

Story in brief:

Ben is 24 and struggling bringing up his younger brother,Milo,after their parents death.He's dead set on selling the family home but renovations are needed and who better to help than Milo's woodwork teacher....and the fact he's hot is definitely an ...more

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May 18, 2019 Martin rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favorites, top-10-mm-read-in-2019

This was amazing!!! A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!

So perfect and yet so different from what I thought it would be. I am so surprised!!

It starts out with Ben and Milo, brothers who recently lost their parents in an accident. Ben is 23 while Milo is only 11. So Ben acts as his guardian and ‘tries’ to raise his brother by himself.

However, Ben works a job he’s not happy with and that leaves him little time for his brother and Milo is a pretty difficult kid, also due to the fact that they have not yet processed lo ...more

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Apr 29, 2019 Heather K (dentist in my spare time) rated it really liked it

Shelves: read-to-review-arc, contemporary, review-for-author, m-m, favorites-2019, romance

*4.25 stars*

Made for You is exactly why I need Anyta Sunday in my life.

Gah, this book was so adorable. I'm a total sucker for a long, slow burn, and Anyta Sunday knows how to deliver that so well.

I can take it or leave it when it comes to books involving children and lots of family drama, but Anyta Sunday really pulled it off here. Made for You managed to balance some really heavy stuff, with the loss two parents and an insane amount of responsibility for the MC, and keep the story light and f ...more

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May 05, 2019 Snjez rated it really liked it

4.5 stars

This was everything I wanted it to be. A sweet and feel-good story that puts a smile on your face.

I absolutely loved Ben and his brother Milo, they were so adorable. I loved their relationship. It was unconventional, endearing and so much fun at times. I literally laughed out loud at some of the things they did or said.

I really liked Jack in the previous book and I'm happy he got his HEA in this one. He is such a warm, kind and caring person. I loved how well he fit with Ben and Milo r ...more

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May 26, 2019 Meags rated it really liked it

Shelves: mm, teachers-and-librarians, mm-faves, lgbt, panties-just-went-poof, cute-kids, romance, friends-to-lovers

4 Stars

The story follows 24-year-old Ben McCormick as he struggles with his new, all-encompassing responsibilities of raising his 11-year-old brother Milo, after the tragic loss of their parents one year before. It’s an overwhelming task and Ben is constantly questioning his abilities as a caregiver, which isn’t helped much with how Milo has been acting out in school while obviously dealing with his own grief. Life for the McCormick brothers is messy and unsettled, but they love each other fierc 4 Stars

The story follows 24-year-old Ben McCormick as he struggles with his new, all-encompassing responsibilities of raising his 11-year-old brother Milo, after the tragic loss of their parents one year before. It’s an overwhelming task and Ben is constantly questioning his abilities as a caregiver, which isn’t helped much with how Milo has been acting out in school while obviously dealing with his own grief. Life for the McCormick brothers is messy and unsettled, but they love each other fiercely, which means everything, they just need a little help while navigating their new reality.

Enter, 39-year-old Jack Pecker. Jack is a teacher at Milo’s school and one of the few adults in his life that doesn’t let him get away with anything while also treating him with respect. When Jack and Ben meet during a parent teacher night, a connection is made between the two men. They are attracted to one another, but they (mostly Jack) work to shut that down due to their age difference and their positions as teacher and caregiver.

When Ben asks for Jack’s help fixing up his parent’s home, Jack, who is looking for a new renovation project, jumps at the chance to help, moving into the house while he completes his restorations and subsequently putting him in close proximity with Ben and Milo on the regular.

As the months pass, Jack, Ben and Milo grow into a close-knit group, first forming bonds of friendship and support, and eventually evolving into a well-functioning unit that certainly feels like family. And before long, Jack and Ben can no longer deny just how deep their feelings run for one another, putting them in a tricky situation when it comes to Jack’s teacher position at Milo’s school. But slowly they learn that they can face any challenge that comes their way as long as they do it together.

This story filled my heart right up with all the good stuff. It was sweet and funny, but it was also full of heart and plenty of emotional depth, pulling on my heartstrings in all the right ways. I loved the slow burn between Jack and Ben, and the end result was well worth the wait! But what I loved even more than the romance between Jack and Ben was the sibling relationship between Ben and Milo. These two were a fantastic portrayal of real siblings; siblings who fight and push each other to their absolute limits, like only siblings can, but who also love each other ferociously and would literally do anything to make the other feel happy and safe. I just adored their interactions.

So, it’s safe to say this was a big hit for me and I have no doubt it will remain one of my 2019 favourites as the year goes on. ...more

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May 02, 2019 Ele rated it it was amazing

Shelves: lgbtq, 2019-favorites

*4.5 stars*

That was exactly what I needed. I have been craving a story that high on the romance lately. It’s a really feel good story that does exactly that: makes you feel better after a shitty day and leaves a huge smile on your face.

This is good old Anyta Sunday; a lot of slow burn, a lot of banter, a lot of sexual tension, stolen glances, jealousy and possessiveness. A lot of humor too! And so, SO many feels!

I won't rehash the plot. It’s exactly what the blurb says. This is a very real story ...more

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Apr 26, 2019 Jan rated it really liked it

Shelves: forbidden-love, favorites, arc, lgbtq, age-gap

**** 4 Stars ****

Made for you. The title couldn't be more fitting; actually, it is just perfect.
The story is endearing, heartwarming and at times overwhelming.

Now, don't let my adjectives fool you into thinking that the story is heavy shit only, trust Anyta Sunday to do some magic, throwing a good dose of humour to balance it all perfectly.

With a VERY clever and witty banter, solidly presented through the whole story, she turned this in something truly special.
I just loved the bond betwee ...more

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Apr 09, 2019 Anyta Sunday added it · (Review from the author)

Shelves: anyta-sunday, real-life, emotional, wrote-myself, slow-burn, gay-romance, sweet, content-editor-teresa-crawford, friends-to-lovers, cover-natasha-snow

I unwittingly *do* parenting the wrong way. Every day.
This book turned out quite the reflection of that--something my darling husband pointed out. This story, for that very reason, is his favorite book of mine. (This was said with a smirk and twinkling eyes. Yeah, I kinda suck at the whole discipline thing. LOL. But that's okay. At least we're sucking together.)

Set in my hometown (Go Wellington!), this is both a romance (between Ben and Jack), and a love story (of the family kind).

Made For You (

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Apr 30, 2019 Wendy rated it really liked it

Shelves: gay-love, medium-steam, mild-steam, series, will-read-again, arc-wendyswyckedwords, family-kids, friends-to-lovers, second-characters-rock, sweet

I'm a big fan of Anyta Sunday's work and one of the reasons is the fact that she always knows how to bring on the feels... I also know, that when I open one of her books, I will get the slow burn I crave and the sexual tension that goes with it.

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As I said recently in another review, I am one of the few people who loves reading about kids in their books. They are usually really good at breaking the ice, lighting things up a bit and making me laugh out loud.

I absolutely loved the (brotherly) bond b ...more

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May 17, 2019 ~✡~Dαni(ela) ♥ ♂♂ love & semi-colons~✡~ rated it it was amazing

I'm late to the game with this one, so I'm going to say just one word: ADORABLE.

Okay, two words: RIDICULOUSLY ADORABLE.

Featuring: slow burn, friends to lovers, hot for teacher (brother's teacher, but whatever), FAMILY, banter, geeky bird puns (for starters, Jack's last name is "Pecker"), roofing disasters, a rebellious 11-year-old, parenting woes, hurt/comfort, (too much) Fanta, and a swoon-worthy HEA.

I loved Ben and Jack together, and I loved the way they cared for Milo. Ben's parenting metho ...more

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May 01, 2019 Christelle rated it really liked it

Shelves: made-me-laugh, mm-comfort-read, arc, mm-steamy, mm-age-gap, standalone-in-series, mm-family

When in need of being swooned by adorable characters, a slow-burn, some banter and low-angst romance : a few authors pops in my head, including Anyta Sunday. With “Made For You”, she doesn’t disappoint. And in this one, she added tropes I’m all for : age-gap and some family dynamics with a kid.
The blurb says it all : it’s about Ben (24 yo), his brother Milo (11 yo) and Jack (39 yo), Milo’s woodwork teacher.

There’s a lot I enjoyed in this story.
I laughed at Milo’s antics, at Ben’s love for Fanta ...more

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Jun 13, 2019 Elise ✘ a.k.a Ryder's Pet ✘ rated it liked it

Shelves: contemporary, there-is-kids-involved, read-in-2019, reviewed, 3-stars, m-m, friends-to-lovers, m-m-read, new-adult, romance

⋰⋱⋰⋱⋰⋱*The Last 40% Was Good*⋰⋱⋰⋱⋰⋱

Now, here's the honesty: There was too little chemistry, too little ‘didn't get to know them enough’, too much ‘weeks later’ because I felt like we missed the really get to know each other. HOWEVER, the book picked up around 60% and it was adorable from there on. The birthday dinner was a fun chapter though. Ben was.... funny to watch as he embarrassed himself. After the epilogue, I kinda want more from these two, and that's because of the last 40% of the ...more

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May 08, 2019 Susan rated it really liked it

Shelves: age-gap, comfort-reads, hurt-comfort, no-relationship-angst, sweet, mm

Re-read May 2020
Perfect comfort read.

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4.25 stars

Well now, this was good!

I wasn’t expecting all that much since I couldn’t finish the first book because I was so bored, but this really hit all my buttons.

Jack is a 39 year old woodshop teacher, who likes to renovate houses in his free time. He’s living with his ex and his new boyfriend right now, and even though they are his best friends, he really needs another place to live.

When he meets 24 year old Ben, he is a bit concerne ...more

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May 22, 2019 mwana rated it it was amazing

Recommended to mwana by: Martin

Shelves: contemporary, mm, adult

Reread June 2020: Still gives me the warm and fuzzies.

Original review

WANTED:

A slow burn contemporary romance with a guaranteed HEA that doesn't overburden the reader with romantic tropes such as the inevitable break up, misunderstandings, overbearing in-laws, conniving exes or whatever other cliche romance writers get so wound up in.

Must have MCs worth rooting for, great chemistry, even greater banter and great sex- when it eventually happens.

The novel must be feel-good, well written such that ...more

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Apr 13, 2019 Virginia Cavanillas added it

Shelves: lgtb, rambles, betaread

Anyta turns a sad and hard premise into a lovely, sweet, and funny story where you breath tenderness and love in every nook. She converts —not one, but two— tough backgrounds into a common happy (or livable) path where, again, your found family and friendship plays a huge rol.
And hey, she does that among Harry Potter jokes, a lost but huggable 11 year old (funny and rebel, Milo has it all) and the slowest of the slow burns. Birds, New Zealand and sarcasm are the heart and soul of this novel and ...more

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Apr 23, 2019 Lost in a Book rated it it was amazing

Shelves: box-of-tissues-please, 2019-books, favorites, funny-af, arc-or-review-copy, automatic-author, age-gap, slowwwwwww-burn

5 Stars

You Guys!!!!! I know I’ve made no secret about my love for Anyta Sunday books (still have a few more to go in her back log until I’ve read them all) but OMG with stories like this, how can I not? Made For You is everything I look for in romance (M/F or M/M) with cheeky characters, connection, heartfelt moments, angst, feelable feels (don’t just tell me they like/love, I want to experience them for myself), slow burn, and this has the added bonus of an age gap. Hell Yes! It even has a kid ...more

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May 09, 2019 Ariana rated it it was amazing

Shelves: feel-good-and-fluffy, ku, lgbtq, made-me-cry, made-me-laugh

Now this totally worked for me - 100%!

It ticks plenty of my ‘like’ boxes:

- age gap (and it is done really well!)
- a good element of humour (Ben and his brother are deliciously mouthy in the best way!)
- UST so intense and painful it is enough to fill a whole football stadium with electricity
- incredible chemistry between the MCs right from the start
- so many feels I did wipe my eyes on a couple of occasions (darn, it can hurt to behave sensibly and all adult!)
- a very relatable plot

Wow, I think ...more

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May 05, 2019 Ky rated it it was amazing

Shelves: slow-burn, arc, read-2019

*4.5 stars*

Before you pick up this book prepare yourselves for a serious slow burn story! It's awesome!

Ben is twenty-four years old and he became the sole carer for his teenage brother, Milo, after their parents got in a fatal accident. He's doing the best he can to stand by his brother, raise him in the best way possible and provide him with everything he needs, but Ben is struggling himself and he needs guidance, support and recognition like nothing else.

Jack is thirty-nine years old, a teache ...more

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Apr 17, 2019 Bev rated it it was amazing

Shelves: bloody-loved-it, favourites, slow-burn, love-how-they-loved, recommended, perfect-hero, best-book-boyfriend, low-or-no-angst, thats-how-its-done, where-is-that-6th-star

Well, that was .... fabulous! Truly. I'm sat here trying to come up with something that will sum up just how much I loved this book.

Slow burn reads can go either way for me, I either totally love it or end up ditching the book. I can safely say Made For You was delicious. I loved every word and not once was I tempted to skim ahead, skip forward for sneak peeks (you know you do it too ha!). The author played this to perfection. The build from acquaintances to friends to lovers was so real withou ...more

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Apr 16, 2019 Cadiva rated it it was amazing

That might just be my favourite Anyta Sunday romance so far.

It's a perfect journey from friends to lovers with her usual brand of slow burn low angst and with the hallmark light touches of humour which make her books such an enjoyable read.

I liked Jack when he appeared in Taboo For You and my feelings were amplified a thousandfold in this one as he was the perfect person to fit into Ben and Milo's lives and bring them unconditional support and love.

Ben and Milo are fabulous brothers, there's su ...more

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May 07, 2019 Eli Easton rated it it was amazing

I adored this book. I think it's my new number one from Anyta Sunday, which is saying a lot. It's slow burn romance , may-december, with hurt-comfort elements. Those are my favorite things in a romance.

We have two brothers -- Ben and Milo. Ben is trying to raise his little brother Milo after their parents are killed, but he's not quite making it. Between emotional issues, trying to work enough to pay the bills, and Milo acting out, Ben is drowning.

Enter Jack, one of Milo's teachers, and a guy wh ...more

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Jan 14, 2020 Vanna rated it really liked it

Recommended to Vanna by: Dia

Shelves: contemporary, mm-romance, sugary-sweet, hot-medium, low-angst

4 Sweet Stars!! 😍🤩 This was my first book by Anyta Sunday, but it won't be my last😁💞. I loved the family oriented theme, the witty banter, lovable and not over-the-top characters, lots of slow-burn and a wonderful HEA and epilogue.
Ben and Milo, brothers who have experienced a huge loss are trying to live the best life they can. However, despite Ben's cheerful facade and Milo's tough exterior, they are struggling to hold it together. Milo's school life isn't going all that well, and Ben is const ...more

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Apr 18, 2019 Deborah rated it really liked it

This book is simply beautiful.

Ben is twenty-four and now the sole caregiver for his brother Milo. After the tragic death of both their parents last year they’re doing the best they can.

Ben is amazing, he’s trying his best to raise Milo. Afraid at every turn that he’s failing. At the same time he’s trying to balance a job he doesn’t like. All the responsibilities that come from effectively being a parent. And his own grief and loss.

Milo is fabulous. I loved his humour and well...everything really ...more

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Aug 21, 2019 destiny ♡⚔♡ [howling libraries] rated it it was amazing

Shelves: lgbtqiap, steamy, adult, found-families, review-copies, owned-ebooks, z-2019-reads, diverse-reads, romance, soft-gay-babies

This guy. How did I ever not have him in my life?

This was my first Anyta Sunday read, and I immediately can recognize why her work is so well-loved, because this was an absolutely precious slow-burn and I loved these characters to no end. Ben is such a soft little sweetheart, Jack is so wholesome and caring, and Milo — bless his little reckless heart, this kid deserves nothing but good days ahead of him.

I've never read a romance story that featured a kid this heavily, but Ben's little broth ...more

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Apr 19, 2019 Fabi rated it liked it

Shelves: arc, mm-romance-gay-lit, kindle, published-2019

3.5 life stars

I was blown away with the first book in this series, Taboo For You. So when I heard a 2nd book was coming out I might as well have been sitting on an ant pile I was so anxious to get my hands on it. I'm so happy to say it did not disappoint.

I felt so bad for Jack in the previous book. I just had to see his HEA in this one. He couldn't possibly be a more angelic character.

This story brings such a strong feeling of family. Twenty-four year old Ben is the sole caregiver for his 11 ye ...more

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Sep 12, 2019 Dia rated it really liked it

Shelves: 200-300-pages, hot-hot-hot, m-m-favorite, 2019-read, reread-needed, lgbt, m-m, loved-it, part-of-a-series, best-2019

Loved it!!! Super sweet and oh the slow burning!!!

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Oct 17, 2020 Papie rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favorites

This was an amazing beautiful age-gap story. Jack is the serious older (39) teacher, who lives with his ex Luke (from book 1) and ex’s partner (Sam), looking for a house to renovate and move into. Ben is the hilarious 24yo who lost his parents a year ago in an accident, and is way overwhelmed trying to raise his 11yo brother. Milo (the little brother) is in one of Jack’s classes and that’s how they meet. Ben wants to sell the family house because he is too heartbroken to live in it, but it needs ...more

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Apr 21, 2019 Sanaa rated it it was amazing

Shelves: m-m, slow-burn, age-gap, friends-to-lovers, 2019, 2019-favorites

There's a reason why Anyta Sunday is one of my all time favorite authors and Made For You pretty much goes to show why.

It was a perfect book.

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Nov 28, 2019 Gabi rated it it was amazing

Shelves: m-m-romance, contemporary, family-kids, lgbt, age-gap, humor, favorites, slow-burn

taskgmr#/@>/:<3 :DDDD Geez, Anyta!!!
I need more. Are there some extra scenes somewhere? :O

The torture of repressed feelings! Ah! Soo good! Poor Ben. Amazingly slow burning romance between 24-year-old Ben and 39-year-old Jack, who is the teacher of Ben's 11-year-old brother.

Ben is cheeky, always flirting with Jack since the moment they met. It starts out innocently, but then due to circumstances, Jack gets tangled up in the boys life, and ends up spending all his free time with them. Both boys a ...more

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Hey guys,

A bit about me: I'm a big, BIG fan of slow-burn romances. I love to read and write stories with characters who slowly fall in love.

Some of my favorite tropes to read and write are: Enemies to Lovers, Friends to Lovers, Clueless Guys, Bisexual, Pansexual, Demisexual, Oblivious MCs, Everyone (Else) Can See It, Slow Burn, Love Has No Boundaries.

I write a variety of stories, Contemporary MM R ...more