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Hold Me
by J. Kenner
My Review:
Hold Me is a novella that takes place about 12 months after Achor Me ends. Damien and Nikki are settling into parenthood. They have a toddler and new infant and Nikki's prepping returning to work after maternity leave. She is facing some uncertainty and Nikki has to face some uncomfortable truths. I really appreciated this novella though, because we are seeing that she has lost interest in working long hours especially when she is starting to miss the moments with her daughter.
We do get some fun sexy scenes with Damien and Nikki but we also see so much heart in this book in seeing them adjusting to being a family and learning to adapt to children. Damien is so patient with the kiddos and I loved seeing them as parents, they are such GOOD parents. Patient, understanding and so playful. We also see how Nikki is having to make a determination of what her career is costing her and making adjustments and I really appreciated this outlook as we just don't see it too often. There was so much genuine emotion that broke my heart. I wonder how many women suffer through this type of pain and really gave me a unique perspective of what working mothers have to face.
Overall I had a blast with Hold Me and was a true delight from beginning to end.
Hold Me is a novella that takes place about 12 months after Achor Me ends. Damien and Nikki are settling into parenthood. They have a toddler and new infant and Nikki's prepping returning to work after maternity leave. She is facing some uncertainty and Nikki has to face some uncomfortable truths. I really appreciated this novella though, because we are seeing that she has lost interest in working long hours especially when she is starting to miss the moments with her daughter.
We do get some fun sexy scenes with Damien and Nikki but we also see so much heart in this book in seeing them adjusting to being a family and learning to adapt to children. Damien is so patient with the kiddos and I loved seeing them as parents, they are such GOOD parents. Patient, understanding and so playful. We also see how Nikki is having to make a determination of what her career is costing her and making adjustments and I really appreciated this outlook as we just don't see it too often. There was so much genuine emotion that broke my heart. I wonder how many women suffer through this type of pain and really gave me a unique perspective of what working mothers have to face.
Overall I had a blast with Hold Me and was a true delight from beginning to end.