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I’m new to this author’s work, but I would love to read more. The book did a good job of making me want to read the side character’s books, but without making me feel like I was missing half the story for not having read them. Both main character in this were very likable and seemed like lovely people. They were also very real, and struggle with things everyone else does, but without it leading to the dreaded ‘miscommunication trope’ or constant angst. It was just a really nice read.

Sam and Tyler might not partake in the Daddy/boy lifestyle, but Sam was a daddy at heart for sure, lol. I mean, he busted out the good boy mid-coitus and everything. If that isn’t a daddy thing to say, I don’t know what is. He was supportive of Tyler and wanted to protect him, and he did it all without being smothering or overbearing. I want a Sam for myself.

This quote at the end made me smile like a sappy fool.

«Maybe our lives won’t be written about in history books hundreds of years from now, But in this ordinary life, Sam and I are building an extraordinary love, and I wouldn’t trade it for anything.»
I mean, how cute are they