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His Accidental Daddy

Luna David (Goodreads Author)

4.15 · Rating details · 914 ratings · 123 reviews

With the deck stacked against him from birth, Asher Simmons lives a quiet, simple life. He talks to plants more than he does humans and prefers it that way. Though he's always felt like something is missing, understanding what that is and how to get it feels like an insurmountable task.

Making a living out of helping other's achieve their professional dreams serves to help ...more

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Apr 14, 2020 Susan marked it as dnf

Shelves: daddy-kink, age-gap, age-play, hurt-comfort

DNF at 54%

I tried so hard to like this, since it had all the ingredients of a book I would like. But this just wasn't that great.

The dialogue felt weird and unrealistic and the writing felt overly sappy.

And when Asher had a panic attack and was ready to leave Thornton simply because Thornton had opened a beer for himself, I was done. They had never talked about alcohol and while I can understand Asher being traumatized because his parents were alcoholics, I did think it was a very strange and ex ...more

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Jun 15, 2020 Denise H. rated it really liked it

Shelves: age-difference, angst, rescue, thought-provoking, bigger-smaller, contemporary, older-younger, drama, healing-comfort, first-times

Two men who have needed what they find !
* Thorton is in his 40s, muscled with dark wavy hair and a trim beard,

who is a businessman/investor with two English Mastiff pups from the shelter, and one is blind.

* Asher, 24, has straight blonde hair and blue/green eyes, a smaller, delicate man who works at the horticultural center, the Glasshouse. He had a mentally damaging, sad, chaotic childhood, and has many triggers for his anxiety and fears.

* We see a bit about each man before the big crash Two men who have needed what they find !
* Thorton is in his 40s, muscled with dark wavy hair and a trim beard,

who is a businessman/investor with two English Mastiff pups from the shelter, and one is blind.

* Asher, 24, has straight blonde hair and blue/green eyes, a smaller, delicate man who works at the horticultural center, the Glasshouse. He had a mentally damaging, sad, chaotic childhood, and has many triggers for his anxiety and fears.

* We see a bit about each man before the big crash in the rain.
Broken ribs, stitches, and Asher is in the hospital with a man, Thornton, claiming to be his husband, who stays by Asher's side. Days later, Asher goes home, but shouldn't have been alone. Thornton finds him in a desperate situation, rescues him, and takes him to Thornton's home to care for him. They meet each other's friends, Asher's BFF Madi and daughter, Gigi, and Trenton, Thornton's brother, who we like, and learn about their jobs, too.
Both men are attracted, but the injuries take priority, until a lot later.
Slowly Asher's story is told, about his dreadful parents mental abuse, and a sweet boy who needs all of the care he can get. Thornton delivers that TLC.
We see a lot of Daddy/boy"little" detailed explanations, and witness how they interact. (no diapers) plus we get information on age regression.
We learn later that Asher had Fetal Alcohol Syndrome from birth, open-heart surgery and his lingering arrhythmia. I wish that had been told sooner, because it would have explained the A-Fib and his smaller frame and delicate size.

Asher is so sweet, yet tortured and Thornton is a super patient, good man.
I also wish that we had known that the men were sexually exploring more and prepping Asher for his first time sexual times. That only popped up in a conversation just before they had sex for the first time, later in the story. So, some of the events timings were a bit off, because we thought they were only kissing and hugging mostly. But, it all wraps up well in the end.
I still liked these characters, and the detailed look at a Daddy/boy dynamic, plus we did get to see how terrific their days could be.
A worthwhile read.
ENJOY !

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May 18, 2020 Chris rated it really liked it

Shelves: erotica-kink, mm-contemporary

This was a sweet Daddy / boy kink. With a slightly different vibe, it was nice to see Ashers personality & confidence unfold. He was a little OTT at times, but I guess it was part of his trauma. A nice read if you enjoy this genre

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Jan 11, 2021 Johann Shah rated it really liked it

Shelves: butt-on-fire, i-heart-all-the-mcs, worthy-of-recommend, gimme-more-tissues, lads-on-the-cover

4 and half stars because Daddy will always take care of his virgin boy

Story: 4/5
Main Characters: 5/5

I could give it full five stars but I didn't because I didn't warm up to Madi. She's just another female character who happens to be Asher's best friend and she's also blatant, which made me start skimming through pages that have her on.

Overall I had a good amount of fun with this book. Thornton is a perfect daddy for anti-social Asher and I love how patiently he looks after his boy. ...more

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May 19, 2020 Courtney Bassett rated it it was amazing

Shelves: wrote-review, kink-taboo, mm

Simply perfection

I’m not sure I’ve ever read a book where someone *needed* the peace of age regression as much as Asher did, and Thornton was the perfect Daddy for him - so caring and patient and understanding. The characters felt so real to me, and I loved every minute, sending frequent snippets to friends since I just had to share how good it was.

My one very minor quibble is that some things happened off page, but I understand there’s a bonus scene for one of them, so I’m heading there next! ...more

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May 04, 2020 True Loveislovereview rated it it was amazing

Shelves: lgbtq, daddy-boy, hurt-comfort, 2020

Asher and Thornton

The start of this story was instantly full of excitement, the circumstances Asher and Thornton’s lives collided and it was extraordinary and with quite some impact.
After a while, I was able to take a somewhat easier breath. Dang!

Asher is full of anxiety, fears, panic attacks and lives a solemn life. He is always wary, always alert of his surroundings. After being involved with Thornton, his life will never be the same. With tiny tiny little steps, Thornton the Daddy he is, earn ...more

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Apr 13, 2020 Diane Dannenfeldt rated it really liked it

Shelves: 300-400_pgs, bdsm, kindle-unlimited, m-m

I love a good Daddy kink with age regression. Asher broke my heart. His parents were worthless and what they did to him was unforgivable. Asher has a major anxiety disorder and one of the things that sends him over the edge is driving. Normally he gets rides to work from his best friend. But one faithful day, he has to drive himself and on his way home, during a major rain storm, his fears come to life & he is involved in a pretty serious accident. The person who runs into him is Daddy Thornton. ...more

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Jun 20, 2020 Rachel Emily added it

Shelves: contemporary-m-m, first-time-m-m, bdsm-and-kink-m-m, romance-m-m, may-december-age-gap-m-m, daddy-kink-m-m

I'm gonna table this one for the time being. I made it to about 50-something % when I decided I needed to move on.

This has all the makings for a book I would love - a great hurt/comfort, first time, age gap, daddy kink story. But I'm over 50% in, and all I have is one man with the patience of a SAINT, and another young man who cries A LOT. Like, a WHOLE LOT.

I get that Asher has had a rough life and horrible childhood, but it was just...over the top. Every little thing had a major reaction, usu ...more

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Apr 12, 2020 Ana Nimity rated it really liked it

Shelves: mc-abused-as-child, mm-romance, mm-daddy-kink

What a sweet book, a sweet couple!
If you enjoy a large dose of hurt/comfort with your daddy kink, and if you enjoy what Luna David calls age regression, rather than age play, then you'll love this story of boy Asher, whose anxiety stems from his parents criminal neglect of him as a child, and Daddy Thornton, who's been looking for just the right boy to call his own.
Asher and Thornton connect immediately - not insta-love, per se, but instant connection - despite the circumstances that could hav ...more

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Apr 14, 2020 Diverse rated it it was amazing

Shelves: april-2020-dr

Luna David is one of those writers that when I start one of her books I lose time. I get so engrossed in the plot, characters, and emotions. His Accidental Daddy pulled me in from the very beginning and didn't let me go. Thornton is everything Asher needs and deserves and Asher is the person Thornton has been searching for to fulfill the hole in his heart and soul.
Luna David is an exceptional writer and the flow of this story was breathtaking and enjoyable. Asher and Thornton are so made for eac ...more

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Apr 21, 2020 Jenny Wood rated it really liked it

Thorton and Asher… very sweet couple.
When we first meet Asher, my heart kind of broke for him. I think because I saw so much of myself in him, what with his anxiety disorder and constant fear of…well, just about everything. Traumatized by his childhood and his negligent parents, I could understand why he had the obstacles that he did. Getting into a car accident when he was so terrified to drive was the last thing he needed, right? Maybe not…

Thorton is a very sweet Daddy, though I wasn’t so sur Thorton and Asher… very sweet couple.
When we first meet Asher, my heart kind of broke for him. I think because I saw so much of myself in him, what with his anxiety disorder and constant fear of…well, just about everything. Traumatized by his childhood and his negligent parents, I could understand why he had the obstacles that he did. Getting into a car accident when he was so terrified to drive was the last thing he needed, right? Maybe not…

Thorton is a very sweet Daddy, though I wasn’t so sure of him in the beginning. He had another boy, though only casually and you don’t see any time between them on page, other than a quick conversation, but I dunno… he struck me the wrong way in the very beginning. I loved him though, he was so good to Asher, having been the one to accidentally run into his car after running a red light through a downpour, it was evident from the very moment he saw asher, the kind of person he was. The kind of Daddy.

Though used to being on his own, Asher hesitated when Thorton wanted to do whatever he could to take care of him, he didn’t put up a fight for too long. Trusting the man after he’d spent three days in the hospital at his bedside, he really didn’t have any other option anyway. He needed the help and Thorton was so sweetly offering. He just didn’t know quite yet what all it entailed.

Now, I loved seeing Asher come into his own. I loved seeing him testing out life as a little and I loved the way he let his guards down and could be himself with Thorton. I could understand his hesitance, letting Thorton do everything for him and take care of him a way that they both needed, but it was foreign to Asher, as he’d never had anyone take care of him like that before…. Not even his parents. Watching them together was sweet, and I loved all the side characters. I was so happy to see the Trenton and Mandi angle, and of course, cute little Gigi, I wouldn’t mind reading about that little family some more.

The only part I had a small problem with, and it’s just my own little hangup I guess, was at the end when Thorton and Asher together, they go from Daddys good boy, to Asher being a dirty slut, and like I said, I’m all for kink, I’m all for all of it, honestly, but it felt so out of place with how their relationship was, it confused me and turned me off of it a little. But, it’s probably just me being too extra about it.

Overall, I just loved the pair and I thought they were super sweet together. Zero angst, kinda fluffy and all the sweetness you need. Also, a very sweet ending, I wouldn’t mind reading more of these two either.
4 stars from me.
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Jun 26, 2020 Monique rated it liked it

Shelves: daddy-s-boy, virgin, age-gap, difficult-youth, lgbtq, 2nd-chance, bdsm

I really enjoyed the first part, although insta-love is 't usually my cup of tea, is was okay here. The story progressief nicely. But in the second half of the story things felt rushed and it was more tell than show. Like the author wanted to wrap everything up in a HEA with a big bow around it. (view spoiler) ...more

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May 24, 2020 Libra rated it it was ok

My god, this book was a mess and yet I loved huge parts of it?

First of all, I had a hard time overlooking how problematic this book is in certain aspects? You can clearly tell the author didn't intend for any of the story to be taken as problematic, but I just couldn't overlook some things. So this book starts with a car accident, where Thornton rams into Asher's car and I thought this wasn't a bad idea to get these two characters together. But my issues started when Thornton pretends to be Ashe My god, this book was a mess and yet I loved huge parts of it?

First of all, I had a hard time overlooking how problematic this book is in certain aspects? You can clearly tell the author didn't intend for any of the story to be taken as problematic, but I just couldn't overlook some things. So this book starts with a car accident, where Thornton rams into Asher's car and I thought this wasn't a bad idea to get these two characters together. But my issues started when Thornton pretends to be Asher's husband so he can visit his hospital room. And yeah, it's just a trope that you either like or you don't. I don't even inherently dislike this idea but what bothered me then is that Thornton would NOT leave Asher from that moment onward. He stayed in the hospital the entire time Asher was there and I just wanna stress that Thornton had just run over Asher with his car and was essentially a complete stranger. I totally get that you want to get your two main characters together in some way, but this story just made me uncomfortable. So, not only does Thornton not leave Asher's side in the hospital, he also makes Asher move in with him in such a convoluted way that you can just tell the author wanted it to happen.

So, Asher insist to be left alone at home after he gets discharged from the hospital and after asking again and again Thornton finally agrees. But oh no, Asher can't take care of himself after the accident and in a dramatic rescue scene Asher moves in with Thornton after all. His best friend Madi even urges him to, wow.

And then blah blah, the two get to know each other better and I was actually quite invested. And I would have enjoyed it more if Thornton wouldn't be so pushy. Asher agreed to live with Thornton at least one week and on the second day Thornton insists that Asher has to stay with him until he's fully recovered over and over again, until Asher finally agrees. The narrated time was also moving slow as molasses, the first couple of days in this story take up about 50-60% of the book and I was just begging for a time jump so these two could get to know each other better.

You know what I can't stand in m/m romance? When the two main characters jump into things way too quickly. But you know what irks me even more? When the characters themselves acknowledge it. It's one thing to make characters move quickly in their relationship, but for me it's so much worse when the characters keep mentioning "Oh, we barely know each other, but I just feel this connection." and "I know we're moving so fast, but I just feel like it's the right thing." like UUURGH, can you calm down??

Anyway, I flew through the first half of this book and could ignore most of my issues, so I was enjoying reading this, but then the second half just didn't click with me. I did really enjoy seeing these guys explore their relationship and the age regression/age play scenes were top notch, no complaints there. But it seemed like the more I read, the worse the dialogue got, to the point where the two main characters sounded like they were reading from a script, but it was meant 100% seriously. They would talk about their feelings (which is good, don't get me wrong), but they were doing it with such ridiculous and stilted dialogue that I couldn't take it seriously at all.

Another thing when it comes to the dialogue: If I have to read Asher apologizing and Thornton saying "You don't have to apologize" one more time, I'm going to go insane. It's not only them, but there was this absolutely risidulous scene where Madi and her little daughter Gigi are over and Gigi jumps up on the couch and wiggles it and Asher's ribs hurt him a bit because of it.. and Gigi breaks out into tears, saying she should have been more careful and that she's sorry and I'm just sitting here thinking.. why is everything such a big deal for these people?? Even after Madi and Gigi leave, Thornton apologizes again to Asher and I just can't deal with everyone apologizing all the time.

So, while I was enjoying a lot about this in the first half (I know it doesn't sound like it, but trust me, I was, or I would have DNFed this), the second half and especially the last 20-30% just didn't work for me and I just wanted the book to end. Asher and Thornton were already pretty secure about their relationship, but they kept on "arguing" about Asher moving in with Thorntorn permanently and why he should and why he didn't want to, blah blah. And then there was all this stuff about Asher and Madi buying the Glasshouse (where they work) from the owner and O MY GOD, did I not care about that? I skipped pretty much all the scenes where they were talking about that, because yes, at the beginning that was an interesing plot point, but I don't need to read about them planning every little thing and if Madi is going to be floor manager or business manager and how they'll pay for it and what loans they have to get, becasue SNOOZE, that was so boring.

Anyway, I gotta admit that I skipped a lot towards the end of the book, because I just didn't care anymore. This is not really a bad book, it had a lot of things that I liked or that I could have liked, but I just had so many issues with it that I wouldn't recommend it. ...more

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Apr 20, 2020 Jess A Jaye rated it really liked it

One of my favourite Daddy kink books in recent years has been Luna's Let Me In so I was incredibly excited when it was announced that Luna has written His Accidental Daddy squeeeeeeee!!!
Loved it! Asher was a delight to read, his journey broke my heart. He suffered years of neglect that bordered on abuse and he's now plagued with terrible anxiety. If ever a character needed to be showered in love and care it's him. And Thornton was just the man, or Daddy for the job.
His Accidental Daddy has all t ...more

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Apr 13, 2020 DeltaMK rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 5-stars-2020, mm-contemporary

What a wonderful and sweet love story!

It didn’t take much for me to fall in love with both characters and even less to fall in love with them as a couple. My decision to give that book 5 stars was already set in stone after 75% (view spoiler) ...more

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Apr 11, 2020 Jamie Lee Zonneveld rated it it was amazing

His Accidental Daddy was my first book by Luna David. I loved it. It was so well written and I loved Daddy Thornton and Asher! His Accidental Daddy goes live tomorrow and all I can say if you love Daddy Kink with age regression read this book. It's so good!! ...more

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May 05, 2020 Carol (bookish_notes) marked it as skim-read

I will say that one thing I really like about Luna David's books is that they are explicit about consent. This book goes into a lot of details about what the characters can expect and making sure everyone is fully informed before making any decisions. I do like that a lot because this book deals with something that not everyone might be comfortable reading? This book is a little bit Dd/lb with age play, or more clearly described in this book - age regression. I'm mostly confortable reading Dd/lb I will say that one thing I really like about Luna David's books is that they are explicit about consent. This book goes into a lot of details about what the characters can expect and making sure everyone is fully informed before making any decisions. I do like that a lot because this book deals with something that not everyone might be comfortable reading? This book is a little bit Dd/lb with age play, or more clearly described in this book - age regression. I'm mostly confortable reading Dd/lb books but age play maybe not so much? I was still willing to give this book a chance, because I was interested in what the book was about based on the blurb, and for the most part, I really liked the story.

Trigger warnings for a car accident, mentions of an anxiety disorder, abuse, PTSD, panic attacks, mentions of a hit and run, drunk driving, mentions of alcoholism, and child neglect.

Asher is a bundle of anxiety. For reasons we come to learn in this book, he is terrified of driving, and has a friend and co-worker called Madison, otherwise known as "Madi", to drive him to and from work most days of the week. They work at a greenhouse that makes quite a bit of business, and Asher is very good at his job, and actually really loves what he does. However, one day behind the wheel he gets into a pretty severe car accident when a man named Thornton Hayes t-bones him at an intersection.

So this book is a hurt/comfort book to the max. Asher gets hurt and Thornton just feels an attraction to the boy, and of course, his protective Daddy instincts comes out in full force where he wants to do nothing more than protect and care for Asher. I guess you wouldn't really call how they met a meet cute since the entire situation is very triggering for Asher, but it does eventually bring the two together.

Thornton is very sweet, although he totally lies to the hospital staff to pretend he's Asher's husband in order to see him and stay with him in the hospital. Thornton could've come off as creepy, but he doesn't. What we know about him is that he's a very successful business investor, which gives him a lot of time to look after Asher, and care for him as he does. He has two adorable puppies. They're called Beauty and Beast. One of the puppies is blind and the other is her seeing eye dog. There's also a THIRD puppy that's super cute and belongs to Thornton's brother Trent. I wish we could get a book for Trent so that he gets his HEA but it would be a m/f book and I'm not sure if the author has written any m/f romances?

Something I do like about this is that the book does something a bit different from some other Dd/lb books I've read has to do with the littles and their professions? Asher might be a little, but he's very capable in his work where he doesn't need a Daddy to look after him. Asher is even offered a chance to co-own the greenhouse where he works. Even Trent, by Thornton's guess, is a little as well and is Thornton's CFO in their investment business.

I guess my one issue with the book is the formality of it. The way the characters speak is very, very formal and I just really couldn't imagine anyone talking this way. At least not in modern-day. This sort of writing would really fit more in historical romance, I think. I know the author doesn't write like this all the time, so it's confusing why the author has some books where the speech just flows naturally, and then there are some books like this one where it doesn't.

Overall, I think the book is enjoyable if you're looking to read about age regression. I don't think the book will be for everyone, but definitely worth giving a chance to read.

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Apr 18, 2020 Quwinntessa rated it it was ok

DNF at 76%

I did not expect to be writing this review the way I’m going to have to write it. I have been desperately waiting for this author to put out another daddy novel, her first one was so good, so unexpectedly good, so I’ve been on pins and needles waiting for this one. Now that it’s here, I’m so disappointed, that I’m not sure I’ll try another one from her.

She somehow managed to create the most unlikable boy and daddy that I have ever read about, and I have literally read every boy daddy n DNF at 76%

I did not expect to be writing this review the way I’m going to have to write it. I have been desperately waiting for this author to put out another daddy novel, her first one was so good, so unexpectedly good, so I’ve been on pins and needles waiting for this one. Now that it’s here, I’m so disappointed, that I’m not sure I’ll try another one from her.

She somehow managed to create the most unlikable boy and daddy that I have ever read about, and I have literally read every boy daddy novel available on Kindle unlimited. The boy, Asher, he’s a whiny, unrelatable character, who literally cries throughout this entire book. The daddy Thornton, apologizes throughout this entire book – he must have said “I’m sorry “, “I’m so sorry “– At least, at least 50 times in this book. I’m to the point where this entire book was just one ongoing apology between daddy and boy for any number of ridiculous things that should not have been apologized for.

This is also not the book that you read if you’re looking for a lot of fun sexy times. You literally wait on this 350+ page book until the 75% point for there to be any significant action. And while that is definitely OK for a 55,000 word Novel, it is not OK with this beast of a book, to string us along, for what turned out to be, a sex scene filled with tons of Exposition.

By far the biggest sin of this book is its horrible, horrible pacing. We literally spent half of the book on about two days of interaction, then as if the author realizes that she has created a monster of a book, with no end in sight, she rushes through 6 weeks of key scenes (pretty much all of the sex scenes) just to get us back to a boring sub plot about The boy and his best friend buying a business together, when the boy literally cries and has a panic attack in front of customers. There is no way that this boy could run a successful business, and no way even his best friend in the world, would ever get into business with him, due to the severity of his panic attacks, not to mention the frequency. It just wouldn’t happen. So to put it in his book and force it down the readers throat, is just very self-serving on behalf of this author.

This book suffers from having no good editing, not in terms of the writing because as usual the author delivers an extremely well written book in terms of her word choices, and the pictures she paints with her words, but in terms of the pacing, the likability of her characters, and the realism of the story.

I’m so sad about this book, I’m sad I couldn’t finish it, but there wasn’t anything left to finish. This book was ridiculous, it was whiny, it begged the reader to like it, and quite frankly, it was just a terrible story. I wish this author the best with her next book and I really hope that she takes the time to let other people read it and absorbs their feedback when they tell her to cut scenes and subplots that don’t make sense or and no value to the story, to stop making her character so whiny, and to create a more cohesive book and story.
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Apr 15, 2020 Nanna Sander rated it it was ok

Shelves: age-gap, kinks, kindle-unlimited, insta-love, daddy-kink, age-play, hurt-comfort, low-angst, m-m-romance

I had high hopes for a daddy-book by Luna David after I loved the crap out of Let Me In, but I was left dissappointed.. Well, let me leave Let Me In behind and focus on reviewing this book as its own and not in relation to Let Me In.

The thing is, I've seen it all before: a shy doesnt-know-he-is-a-little(-yet) boy meets a Daddy (view spoiler) who sweeps him off his feet. And moves him into his house within the first week of meet ...more

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Apr 21, 2020 Smut Librarian rated it really liked it

The stunning cover for His Accidental Daddy by Luna David caught my eye immediately… and being a fan of Daddy/little stories, I couldn’t wait to dive in!

If you haven’t tried Daddy books yet, I would highly recommend this one as a great introduction. The story brings to life the personality of a little and what regression means to them. It also shows the gentle, nurturing side of Daddies and demonstrates the dynamic this type of power exchange can give each participant.

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Jan 07, 2021 Alicia rated it liked it

Shelves: gay-virgin, ddlb, daddy-kink, mm, mental-health-and-disability, age-play-age-regression

I love sweet Daddies and Thornton fit that role perfectly. Asher had a messed up childhood and has extreme anxiety, panic attacks, is terrified of driving and being in public and so much more... and he really needed a Daddy but didn’t even realize it. He’s actually a virgin and had no idea what a Daddy/boy relationship even was.

Thornton actually ran into Asher when driving during some bad weather and Asher ended up in the hospital for a few days. Thornton immediately felt the need to care for A ...more

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Apr 12, 2020 Lindsay Hardin rated it it was amazing

I have read several daddy/boy novels, but never one with age play/age regression. This was the perfect book to read to get my feet wet. I learned about age regression with Asher from novice to working knowledge over the course of the book. I absolutely loved the sweet and nurturing side of Thornton; this is my choice of daddy. Thornton’s character was so beautifully written you could see his facial expressions and hear him speaking to his boy. And sweet innocent Asher was his perfect match. Life ...more

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Apr 19, 2020 Elin added it

DNF
For me with this author it's very much a hit and miss situation. Some books just nails it better than others, and this one I just couldn't finish. I came to 38% and just couldn't go on.

It becomes a bit too over the top for me with the accident, issues following it and just Asher's trouble with functioning on a day to day basis. It felt like he had to be the lowest of the low to even be a Little, when the best Littles I've read about was the ones that had confidence, and I didn't see Asher eve ...more

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Jun 15, 2020 Barb ~rede-2-read~ rated it really liked it

Shelves: daddy-kink, bdsm-mild, read-2020, hurt-comfort, virgins, sweet, favorite-couples

A very sweet, age regression Daddy/boy story that hit all the warm and fuzzies I needed. Both characters were just right for their roles and no part of the story was OTT. Although I must say Asher's (now deceased) parents should not have been allowed to keep him after losing him several times. But for as badly as they are portrayed, it's said to say that somewhere in the world the story is likely true.

Asher deserved all the love and he gets it from Thornton, the perfect daddy. I enjoyed every m ...more

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Apr 15, 2020 Emily Seelye rated it really liked it

Shelves: daddy-kink, m-m, arc, virgins

I enjoyed this, though I think the title was slightly misleading.

Asher is a ball of anxiety in desperate need of a daddy.

Thorn is a daddy looking for a boy.

A car accident during a bad rainstorm throws these two together.

Despite the unusual circumstances that bring them together, they are perfect for each other. Thorn introduces Asher to BDSM and suspects he’s a little, and gives him a safe place to explore and discover that side of him.

*I received an ARC

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Jun 10, 2020 Katy Beth Mckee rated it it was amazing

Shelves: bdsm, age-play, m-m

When these two run into each other they each find what they didn't even know they needed. Thornton loves to care but also shows respect for what Asher wants. He helps Asher to realize his own strength and worth. With a side romance this story is uplifting. It is wonderful to families being built. ...more

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Oct 28, 2020 Lily rated it liked it

Shelves: kindle-unlimited-read-in-2020, contemporary, daddy-kink, length-novel, age-gap, m-m, 2020-what-ive-read-this-year, ebook, series

3.5 stars

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Apr 13, 2020 Szidi ☼ rated it really liked it

My relationship with Luna David is strange. Mostly I love her books, but lately...not so much. Something is missing all the time and only just a 4star read.

This book is the same. I just LOVED reading this, everything was perfect and the slow burn didn't bothered me either. Thornton and Asher was just cute together, and it was so awesome to see them falling in love, and to Asher to find courage.
The age-play scenes were good too, but... but I think it wasn't enough age-play in there. Asher wasn' ...more

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Apr 22, 2020 jazmin rated it liked it

3.5 stars!

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May 29, 2020 Robert rated it it was amazing

Shelves: lgbtq-romance, lgbtq-age-gap, kindle-unlimited

This is my first book my this author. I’ll thoroughly enjoyed the story and characters and will definitely be back for more!

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Luna David is a true romantic at heart who was fortunate enough to find and marry her soul mate. Most of the time she considers herself lucky to have been blessed with having g/b twins, but they're giving her a run for her money. She's a stay at home mom and an author, so when she's not begging her little monsters to behave, you'll most likely find her writing.

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