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Ricci Crime Family #2
His Perfect Little Crybabies
Bonnie was running away from an arranged marriage and ran right into the trunk of her brother’s enemy, Rogan. Hoping to slip out of the car and stay hidden didn’t happen. What this Little didn’t expect was to find not one, but two Daddies.
Rogan wasn’t expecting a girl to slip into his car. He definitely wasn’t expecting one of his workers to show interest in the Little girl he thought might be his.
Raynar knew that Rogan was going through a hard time and didn't want his attraction to Rogan to be an added burden. What he didn’t expect was to also grow attached to Bonnie so quickly.
Will Bonnie be able to let go of what happened to her and trust the men she has growing feelings for? Will Raynar learn to balance his Daddy and Little sides? Will Rogan be able to deal with having two Littles?
This is an age play book. If you are comfortable reading about age play, spicy scenes, discipline (including spankings, corner time, and more), then this is the book for you!
Rogan wasn’t expecting a girl to slip into his car. He definitely wasn’t expecting one of his workers to show interest in the Little girl he thought might be his.
Raynar knew that Rogan was going through a hard time and didn't want his attraction to Rogan to be an added burden. What he didn’t expect was to also grow attached to Bonnie so quickly.
Will Bonnie be able to let go of what happened to her and trust the men she has growing feelings for? Will Raynar learn to balance his Daddy and Little sides? Will Rogan be able to deal with having two Littles?
This is an age play book. If you are comfortable reading about age play, spicy scenes, discipline (including spankings, corner time, and more), then this is the book for you!
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Published June 7, 2024
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June 18, 2024
Love an alpha Dom, but this is NOT it!
Believe me, I live for the strictest, harshest, most broody Daddy Dom ever— but this was off-putting for me. I enjoy rigidity and discipline, but this felt cruel to me. Rogan wasn’t nice. Not like “he’s tough on the surface” but just, kind of an A-hole with few if any redeeming qualities. The fact he belittled Bonnie so often like “don’t cry” and telling her she’s weak, it wasn’t fun for me. And again, I say this as someone who enjoys harsh/strict/hardcore male characters. I will never judge what other people like, so if you’re into really demeaning men who have very little nurturing and lots of criticizing, this might be for you! But I was disappointed. I love discipline, I love domination and power exchange— I LOVE a strong, harsh male character, but this wasn’t my cup of tea! I also thought the writing was very aggressive, far more harsh words than necessary to get the point across.
Believe me, I live for the strictest, harshest, most broody Daddy Dom ever— but this was off-putting for me. I enjoy rigidity and discipline, but this felt cruel to me. Rogan wasn’t nice. Not like “he’s tough on the surface” but just, kind of an A-hole with few if any redeeming qualities. The fact he belittled Bonnie so often like “don’t cry” and telling her she’s weak, it wasn’t fun for me. And again, I say this as someone who enjoys harsh/strict/hardcore male characters. I will never judge what other people like, so if you’re into really demeaning men who have very little nurturing and lots of criticizing, this might be for you! But I was disappointed. I love discipline, I love domination and power exchange— I LOVE a strong, harsh male character, but this wasn’t my cup of tea! I also thought the writing was very aggressive, far more harsh words than necessary to get the point across.
June 13, 2024
This just felt abusive… there were some good parts, but a lot of this relationship… no
June 10, 2024
So many mixed feelings about this book!
I personally feel the torture to Bonnie went on too long. She forgave everyone WAYYYYYYY to easily after damn near dying from being tortured.
Also, I felt so disconnected to Rogan. He was such a prick and I feel like he didn’t redeem himself much.
It’s hard for me to rate this book due to the mixed feeelings 🥴🥴
I personally feel the torture to Bonnie went on too long. She forgave everyone WAYYYYYYY to easily after damn near dying from being tortured.
Also, I felt so disconnected to Rogan. He was such a prick and I feel like he didn’t redeem himself much.
It’s hard for me to rate this book due to the mixed feeelings 🥴🥴
April 11, 2025
Rogan et Raynar (Ray) et Bonnie (25 ans)
Parrain de la mafia italienne, la famille criminelle Ricci, nettoyeur
Daddy, Switch et little girl
Mosey (Mosasaurus -dinosaure- en peluche de Bonnie)
Spikey (dragon de Raynar)
Ethan Montgomery (oppose de Rogan, frère de Bonnie)
Lucius (bras droit de Rogan, bon ami)
Angelo (médecin de la famille Ricci)
Histoire très intéressante. envie de découvrir l'histoire des autres. Mais la plume me dérange vraiment, donc pas sur de poursuivre.
Le debut est très poignant et captivant. J'ai même versé quelques larmes.
📖
Bonnie fuyait un mariage arrangé et fonçait droit dans le coffre de la voiture de l'ennemi de son frère, Rogan. Espérant se glisser hors de la voiture et rester cachée, elle n'a pas réussi. Ce que Little ne s'attendait pas à trouver non pas un, mais deux Papas.
Rogan ne s'attendait pas à voir une fille se glisser dans sa voiture. Il ne s'attendait certainement pas à ce qu'un de ses employés s'intéresse à la Petite fille qu'il pensait être la sienne.
Raynar savait que Rogan traversait une période difficile et ne voulait pas que son attirance pour lui soit un fardeau supplémentaire. Ce à quoi il ne s'attendait pas, c'est à s'attacher aussi vite à Bonnie.
Bonnie parviendra-t-elle à oublier ce qui lui est arrivé et à faire confiance aux hommes pour lesquels elle nourrit des sentiments grandissants ? Raynar apprendra-t-il à équilibrer ses côtés Papa et Little ? Rogan parviendra-t-il à gérer la présence de deux Little ?
📚
🖋
Un coup frappé à la porte sortit Rogan de ses pensées. « Entrez », aboya-t-il.
Raynar entra dans son bureau, les yeux baissés. C'est ainsi qu'il saluait Rogan chaque fois qu'ils se voyaient en personne. Il avait l'impression que Raynar dégageait des ondes soumises, mais il l'avait vu interagir avec d'autres soumis et être un Dom. Raynar était peut-être un switch, mais Rogan n'en était pas sûr.
« Que puis-je faire pour vous ? » demanda Rogan.
Raynar s'arrêta devant son bureau, jouant avec ses mains. Il se mordillait les doigts, une mauvaise habitude.
« Raynar », dit Rogan. « Regarde-moi. »
Raynar leva la tête et leurs regards se croisèrent. Rogan le fixa, voulant voir combien de temps Raynar parviendrait à maintenir le contact. Il ne fallut pas longtemps, peut-être cinq secondes, avant que Raynar ne baisse les yeux.
Rogan soupira. « Que puis-je faire pour vous ? »
Raynar se tenait là, continuant à se gratter les doigts.
« Si tu continues à faire ça, tu vas te faire saigner les doigts. »
Son regard se leva brusquement et ses mains se posèrent derrière son dos.
Rogan ne voulait absolument pas ça. « Les mains sur mon bureau, là où je peux les voir », ordonna-t-il.
Les yeux de Raynar s'écarquillèrent et il obéit rapidement.
Rogan haussa un sourcil. Il ne s'attendait pas à ce que Raynar le fasse. De toute façon, Rogan ignorait pourquoi il avait donné cet ordre. Il n'était pas le Dom de Raynar, son patron, certes, mais pas son Dom. Mais le fait que Raynar obéisse à ses ordres fit penser à Rogan qu'il avait probablement des tendances changeantes.
« Désolé, monsieur », dit doucement Raynar.
Rogan haussa les sourcils. Il ne s'attendait pas à être appelé « Monsieur ».
« Merde. Je suis désolé. Oublie ce que j'ai dit. »
« Déjà oublié », répondit Rogan. Il ne savait pas pourquoi, car il n'oublierait certainement pas ça. C'était différent, mais quelque chose bougea en lui quand Raynar l'appela Monsieur. C'était peut-être pour ça qu'il disait avoir déjà oublié, pour apaiser Raynar et l'aider à se calmer.
« Je suis vraiment désolé », dit Raynar en faisant un pas en arrière, retirant ses mains du bureau de Rogan.
« Est-ce que j’ai dit que tu pouvais bouger tes mains ? »
Les yeux de Raynar s'écarquillèrent et il se précipita en avant pour remettre ses mains sur le bureau.
Rogan ferma les yeux. Que faisait-il ? Cela ne lui ressemblait pas du tout. Mais lorsque Raynar l'appela Monsieur et obéit à ses ordres, une étincelle se fit entendre en lui. Rogan savait qu'il avait toujours été intéressé par les hommes comme par les femmes, mais il n'avait jamais assouvi aucun de ses désirs.
« Alors, de quoi avais-tu besoin ? » demanda Rogan une fois de plus, essayant de remettre la conversation sur les rails et d'apaiser la gêne de l'échange.
« Rien », s'empressa de dire Raynar. « Ce n'était rien. »
Rogan haussa un sourcil. Ce n'était certainement pas rien. « Dis-moi. » Rogan regarda Raynar s'agiter devant lui. « Prends une grande inspiration pour moi. Bon garçon. Maintenant, expire lentement. »
Les joues de Raynar devinrent rouges et il frissonna visiblement.
Quelqu’un aimait être appelé un bon garçon.
Leurs regards se sont croisés.
« J'ai entendu dire que vous aviez quelqu'un au sous-sol », dit Raynar. « Je me demandais si vous auriez besoin de mon expertise ou non. »
« Ah, vous avez entendu. Non, je ne le serai pas », répondit Rogan.
Les épaules de Raynar s'affaissèrent et un air de déception traversa son visage, suivi rapidement d'un soulagement évident.
Intéressant. Raynar n'aimait-il pas nettoyer et se débarrasser des cadavres ?
« Oh, d'accord. Si ça change, préviens-moi. »
"Je vais."
Raynar baissa les yeux vers ses mains et plissa les yeux. À quoi pensait Raynar à cet instant précis ? Pourquoi ses yeux se plissaient-ils en regardant ses mains ? Il leva les yeux vers Rogan.
« Puis-je partir, Monsieur ? » demanda Raynar. « Merde. Je voulais dire, Chef. Puis-je partir maintenant, Chef ? »
Rogan ne put s'empêcher de sourire. Il réalisa qu'il adorait que Raynar l'appelle Monsieur. À chaque fois, quelque chose se déclenchait en lui.
« Tu peux y aller », dit Rogan. « Et tu peux continuer à m'appeler Monsieur si tu veux. »
Les yeux de Raynar s'écarquillèrent à nouveau et il se précipita hors de la pièce, le visage rouge.
Rogan ne pouvait s'empêcher de regarder comment ses fesses bougeaient alors qu'il se précipitait hors de son bureau.
Délicieux.
.
« Qu'est-ce qui ne va pas ? » demanda Raynar en s'asseyant sur le canapé.
« Je ne veux pas t'ennuyer avec ça », répondit Rogan. « Tu avais besoin de quelque chose ? »
« Tout le monde a besoin d'un exutoire et je peux vous aider. Je sais très bien écouter », a insisté Raynar.
Rogan soupira et regarda Raynar, qui le fixait intensément. « Non, ça va. »
« Dis-moi », ordonna Raynar.
Rogan haussa un sourcil et se redressa. « N'essaie pas de me dominer. Entre nous deux, je suis le dominant. Ne crois pas que j'aie oublié que tu es un switch. »
Raynar écarquilla les yeux et secoua la tête. « Je ne cherchais absolument pas à te dominer. Je sais juste qu'il n'est pas bon de tout garder pour soi. Apprends de mon expérience. »
« Tu veux vraiment savoir ? »
« Oui, je le sais. Je ne l'aurais pas demandé si je n'avais pas voulu savoir. Peut-être qu'en parler peut t'aider à réfléchir ou à tirer une conclusion. »
« On a une prisonnière ici, enfin, ce n'est pas vraiment une prisonnière. C'est la sœur d'Ethan Montgomery. » Rogan soupira et se détendit un peu plus sur sa chaise.
« Tu as dit qu'elle était prisonnière, mais ce n'est pas une prisonnière. Tu la trouves menaçante, vu qu'elle est la sœur d'Ethan ? »
Rogan aurait voulu avoir une bonne réponse à cette question, mais il n'en avait pas. Il voulait que ce soit simple, mais rien n'était jamais simple dans sa vie. Il ne se souvenait pas d'une époque où cela avait été simple. Tout devait être si compliqué.
« Je ne sais pas. Pas vraiment, mais c'est la sœur d'Ethan », dit Rogan. « Elle semble vraiment vouloir fuir Ethan, mais pour ce que j'en sais, elle pourrait très bien se jouer de nous tous. »
« Tu sais que ce n'est pas parce qu'ils sont liés par le sang qu'elle est comme son frère », dit Raynar. « Elle pourrait tous nous surprendre et être sincère dans ses propos. Je ne le connais pas et je ne l'ai pas vue, mais fais confiance à ton instinct. Tu as généralement raison quand il s'agit de ton instinct. »
« Viens ici », grogna Rogan en se levant.
Raynar se leva lentement et s'avança vers lui. Lorsqu'il fut à portée de main, Rogan l'attrapa par le col et le tira vers lui. Ses lèvres se posèrent sur celles de Raynar, mais elles ne se touchèrent pas. Allait-il trahir Raynar en éprouvant des sentiments pour Bonnie ? Ils n'étaient même pas ensemble, et Rogan ignorait même si Raynar ressentait la même chose.
« S'il te plaît », murmura Raynar.
Rogan écrasa ses lèvres sur celles de Raynar.
Il tenta de se battre pour dominer, mais Rogan le maîtrisa. Il sourit un instant et s'écarta.
Il était fier d'avoir fait valoir ses droits sur Raynar, mais il pensait à Bonnie. Pourquoi ne parvenait-il pas à la sortir de son esprit ?
« As-tu des sentiments pour Bonnie ? » demanda Raynar.
Les yeux de Rogan se fixèrent sur Raynar, cherchant sur son visage ce qui pourrait révéler la raison de sa question, mais rien. D'où venait cette idée ? Il haussa les épaules. « C'est une Petite, mais elle pleure trop. »
« Eh bien, peut-être que tu as besoin de quelqu'un comme ça, Bonnie en pleurs, et de quelqu'un de plus stable et de moins émotif, comme moi », murmura Raynar, fixant son regard sur celui de Rogan.
Il fixa Raynar et ouvrit la bouche, mais avant qu'il ne puisse dire quoi que ce soit, Raynar se retourna et sortit en courant de son bureau.
« Raynar ! » hurla Rogan, mais Raynar continua de courir dans le couloir.
"Venez ici!"
Rogan se lança à sa poursuite, mais s'arrêta. Il ne savait pas si Raynar était un opérateur et il ne voulait pas être celui qui le dénoncerait. Il allait juste devoir parler à Raynar et clarifier les choses entre eux.
Raynar pensait-il vraiment ce qu'il disait ? Était-il intrigué par l'idée que Rogan ait Bonnie, lui et Little comme remplaçants ?Rogan secoua la tête et s'assit à son bureau. Se prenant le visage dans les mains, il prit une grande inspiration et expira. Rogan allait devoir poser la question à Raynar. Mais pour l'instant, il devait se remettre au travail et déménager Bonnie.
🖋
Parrain de la mafia italienne, la famille criminelle Ricci, nettoyeur
Daddy, Switch et little girl
Mosey (Mosasaurus -dinosaure- en peluche de Bonnie)
Spikey (dragon de Raynar)
Ethan Montgomery (oppose de Rogan, frère de Bonnie)
Lucius (bras droit de Rogan, bon ami)
Angelo (médecin de la famille Ricci)
Histoire très intéressante. envie de découvrir l'histoire des autres. Mais la plume me dérange vraiment, donc pas sur de poursuivre.
Le debut est très poignant et captivant. J'ai même versé quelques larmes.
📖
Bonnie fuyait un mariage arrangé et fonçait droit dans le coffre de la voiture de l'ennemi de son frère, Rogan. Espérant se glisser hors de la voiture et rester cachée, elle n'a pas réussi. Ce que Little ne s'attendait pas à trouver non pas un, mais deux Papas.
Rogan ne s'attendait pas à voir une fille se glisser dans sa voiture. Il ne s'attendait certainement pas à ce qu'un de ses employés s'intéresse à la Petite fille qu'il pensait être la sienne.
Raynar savait que Rogan traversait une période difficile et ne voulait pas que son attirance pour lui soit un fardeau supplémentaire. Ce à quoi il ne s'attendait pas, c'est à s'attacher aussi vite à Bonnie.
Bonnie parviendra-t-elle à oublier ce qui lui est arrivé et à faire confiance aux hommes pour lesquels elle nourrit des sentiments grandissants ? Raynar apprendra-t-il à équilibrer ses côtés Papa et Little ? Rogan parviendra-t-il à gérer la présence de deux Little ?
📚
🖋
Un coup frappé à la porte sortit Rogan de ses pensées. « Entrez », aboya-t-il.
Raynar entra dans son bureau, les yeux baissés. C'est ainsi qu'il saluait Rogan chaque fois qu'ils se voyaient en personne. Il avait l'impression que Raynar dégageait des ondes soumises, mais il l'avait vu interagir avec d'autres soumis et être un Dom. Raynar était peut-être un switch, mais Rogan n'en était pas sûr.
« Que puis-je faire pour vous ? » demanda Rogan.
Raynar s'arrêta devant son bureau, jouant avec ses mains. Il se mordillait les doigts, une mauvaise habitude.
« Raynar », dit Rogan. « Regarde-moi. »
Raynar leva la tête et leurs regards se croisèrent. Rogan le fixa, voulant voir combien de temps Raynar parviendrait à maintenir le contact. Il ne fallut pas longtemps, peut-être cinq secondes, avant que Raynar ne baisse les yeux.
Rogan soupira. « Que puis-je faire pour vous ? »
Raynar se tenait là, continuant à se gratter les doigts.
« Si tu continues à faire ça, tu vas te faire saigner les doigts. »
Son regard se leva brusquement et ses mains se posèrent derrière son dos.
Rogan ne voulait absolument pas ça. « Les mains sur mon bureau, là où je peux les voir », ordonna-t-il.
Les yeux de Raynar s'écarquillèrent et il obéit rapidement.
Rogan haussa un sourcil. Il ne s'attendait pas à ce que Raynar le fasse. De toute façon, Rogan ignorait pourquoi il avait donné cet ordre. Il n'était pas le Dom de Raynar, son patron, certes, mais pas son Dom. Mais le fait que Raynar obéisse à ses ordres fit penser à Rogan qu'il avait probablement des tendances changeantes.
« Désolé, monsieur », dit doucement Raynar.
Rogan haussa les sourcils. Il ne s'attendait pas à être appelé « Monsieur ».
« Merde. Je suis désolé. Oublie ce que j'ai dit. »
« Déjà oublié », répondit Rogan. Il ne savait pas pourquoi, car il n'oublierait certainement pas ça. C'était différent, mais quelque chose bougea en lui quand Raynar l'appela Monsieur. C'était peut-être pour ça qu'il disait avoir déjà oublié, pour apaiser Raynar et l'aider à se calmer.
« Je suis vraiment désolé », dit Raynar en faisant un pas en arrière, retirant ses mains du bureau de Rogan.
« Est-ce que j’ai dit que tu pouvais bouger tes mains ? »
Les yeux de Raynar s'écarquillèrent et il se précipita en avant pour remettre ses mains sur le bureau.
Rogan ferma les yeux. Que faisait-il ? Cela ne lui ressemblait pas du tout. Mais lorsque Raynar l'appela Monsieur et obéit à ses ordres, une étincelle se fit entendre en lui. Rogan savait qu'il avait toujours été intéressé par les hommes comme par les femmes, mais il n'avait jamais assouvi aucun de ses désirs.
« Alors, de quoi avais-tu besoin ? » demanda Rogan une fois de plus, essayant de remettre la conversation sur les rails et d'apaiser la gêne de l'échange.
« Rien », s'empressa de dire Raynar. « Ce n'était rien. »
Rogan haussa un sourcil. Ce n'était certainement pas rien. « Dis-moi. » Rogan regarda Raynar s'agiter devant lui. « Prends une grande inspiration pour moi. Bon garçon. Maintenant, expire lentement. »
Les joues de Raynar devinrent rouges et il frissonna visiblement.
Quelqu’un aimait être appelé un bon garçon.
Leurs regards se sont croisés.
« J'ai entendu dire que vous aviez quelqu'un au sous-sol », dit Raynar. « Je me demandais si vous auriez besoin de mon expertise ou non. »
« Ah, vous avez entendu. Non, je ne le serai pas », répondit Rogan.
Les épaules de Raynar s'affaissèrent et un air de déception traversa son visage, suivi rapidement d'un soulagement évident.
Intéressant. Raynar n'aimait-il pas nettoyer et se débarrasser des cadavres ?
« Oh, d'accord. Si ça change, préviens-moi. »
"Je vais."
Raynar baissa les yeux vers ses mains et plissa les yeux. À quoi pensait Raynar à cet instant précis ? Pourquoi ses yeux se plissaient-ils en regardant ses mains ? Il leva les yeux vers Rogan.
« Puis-je partir, Monsieur ? » demanda Raynar. « Merde. Je voulais dire, Chef. Puis-je partir maintenant, Chef ? »
Rogan ne put s'empêcher de sourire. Il réalisa qu'il adorait que Raynar l'appelle Monsieur. À chaque fois, quelque chose se déclenchait en lui.
« Tu peux y aller », dit Rogan. « Et tu peux continuer à m'appeler Monsieur si tu veux. »
Les yeux de Raynar s'écarquillèrent à nouveau et il se précipita hors de la pièce, le visage rouge.
Rogan ne pouvait s'empêcher de regarder comment ses fesses bougeaient alors qu'il se précipitait hors de son bureau.
Délicieux.
.
« Qu'est-ce qui ne va pas ? » demanda Raynar en s'asseyant sur le canapé.
« Je ne veux pas t'ennuyer avec ça », répondit Rogan. « Tu avais besoin de quelque chose ? »
« Tout le monde a besoin d'un exutoire et je peux vous aider. Je sais très bien écouter », a insisté Raynar.
Rogan soupira et regarda Raynar, qui le fixait intensément. « Non, ça va. »
« Dis-moi », ordonna Raynar.
Rogan haussa un sourcil et se redressa. « N'essaie pas de me dominer. Entre nous deux, je suis le dominant. Ne crois pas que j'aie oublié que tu es un switch. »
Raynar écarquilla les yeux et secoua la tête. « Je ne cherchais absolument pas à te dominer. Je sais juste qu'il n'est pas bon de tout garder pour soi. Apprends de mon expérience. »
« Tu veux vraiment savoir ? »
« Oui, je le sais. Je ne l'aurais pas demandé si je n'avais pas voulu savoir. Peut-être qu'en parler peut t'aider à réfléchir ou à tirer une conclusion. »
« On a une prisonnière ici, enfin, ce n'est pas vraiment une prisonnière. C'est la sœur d'Ethan Montgomery. » Rogan soupira et se détendit un peu plus sur sa chaise.
« Tu as dit qu'elle était prisonnière, mais ce n'est pas une prisonnière. Tu la trouves menaçante, vu qu'elle est la sœur d'Ethan ? »
Rogan aurait voulu avoir une bonne réponse à cette question, mais il n'en avait pas. Il voulait que ce soit simple, mais rien n'était jamais simple dans sa vie. Il ne se souvenait pas d'une époque où cela avait été simple. Tout devait être si compliqué.
« Je ne sais pas. Pas vraiment, mais c'est la sœur d'Ethan », dit Rogan. « Elle semble vraiment vouloir fuir Ethan, mais pour ce que j'en sais, elle pourrait très bien se jouer de nous tous. »
« Tu sais que ce n'est pas parce qu'ils sont liés par le sang qu'elle est comme son frère », dit Raynar. « Elle pourrait tous nous surprendre et être sincère dans ses propos. Je ne le connais pas et je ne l'ai pas vue, mais fais confiance à ton instinct. Tu as généralement raison quand il s'agit de ton instinct. »
« Viens ici », grogna Rogan en se levant.
Raynar se leva lentement et s'avança vers lui. Lorsqu'il fut à portée de main, Rogan l'attrapa par le col et le tira vers lui. Ses lèvres se posèrent sur celles de Raynar, mais elles ne se touchèrent pas. Allait-il trahir Raynar en éprouvant des sentiments pour Bonnie ? Ils n'étaient même pas ensemble, et Rogan ignorait même si Raynar ressentait la même chose.
« S'il te plaît », murmura Raynar.
Rogan écrasa ses lèvres sur celles de Raynar.
Il tenta de se battre pour dominer, mais Rogan le maîtrisa. Il sourit un instant et s'écarta.
Il était fier d'avoir fait valoir ses droits sur Raynar, mais il pensait à Bonnie. Pourquoi ne parvenait-il pas à la sortir de son esprit ?
« As-tu des sentiments pour Bonnie ? » demanda Raynar.
Les yeux de Rogan se fixèrent sur Raynar, cherchant sur son visage ce qui pourrait révéler la raison de sa question, mais rien. D'où venait cette idée ? Il haussa les épaules. « C'est une Petite, mais elle pleure trop. »
« Eh bien, peut-être que tu as besoin de quelqu'un comme ça, Bonnie en pleurs, et de quelqu'un de plus stable et de moins émotif, comme moi », murmura Raynar, fixant son regard sur celui de Rogan.
Il fixa Raynar et ouvrit la bouche, mais avant qu'il ne puisse dire quoi que ce soit, Raynar se retourna et sortit en courant de son bureau.
« Raynar ! » hurla Rogan, mais Raynar continua de courir dans le couloir.
"Venez ici!"
Rogan se lança à sa poursuite, mais s'arrêta. Il ne savait pas si Raynar était un opérateur et il ne voulait pas être celui qui le dénoncerait. Il allait juste devoir parler à Raynar et clarifier les choses entre eux.
Raynar pensait-il vraiment ce qu'il disait ? Était-il intrigué par l'idée que Rogan ait Bonnie, lui et Little comme remplaçants ?Rogan secoua la tête et s'assit à son bureau. Se prenant le visage dans les mains, il prit une grande inspiration et expira. Rogan allait devoir poser la question à Raynar. Mais pour l'instant, il devait se remettre au travail et déménager Bonnie.
🖋
July 1, 2024
What.
The.
Fuck.
I didn't particularly like the first in this series but I love MMF so I was still wanting to try this one.
This "Daddy" yells at her to "stop fucking crying" over a dozen times in the first few times meeting. Like, screams it at her. He also screams things like "are you fucking deaf?" And when she throws up again (after being in a situation entirely his fault) he screams "what's wrong with you?"
And when he finds her beaten within an inch of her life, exposed and sliced with a knife all over her body, his reaction is to... Get mad at her for crying, yell at her, then storm out annoyed and leave her there strapped to a chair in the dark because "it didn't look that bad" (she was repeatedly punched, kicked, and had dozens of small cuts sliced all over her skin to the point she says she has no skin that isn't covered in blood). Then he goes back to the cell to catch the guy who did it, still leaves her tied to a chair, gets annoyed at her for not answering him right away about things...
Then when she falls back on the CHAIR SHE IS STILL TIED TO and hits her head and starts vomiting he gets mad at her again, yells at her some more to "stop throwing up" then says he will spank her and calls her a good girl even though he has shown zero, and I mean zero, protective or compassionate Daddy traits. He has shown no interest in caring for her in any way, he didn't even untie her when he found her beaten and stabbed, but hey, I guess just throw a "good girl" out there....
There is this:
“It’s true. We want to ask a few questions about what happened, but nothing else bad is going to happen to you. What Miguel did to you shouldn’t have happened. We don’t hurt innocent people.”
And then a page later:
“You shouldn’t have told us you were afraid of the dark. What if we were the bad guys and we could use it against you?” Rogan barked. “You need to think before you say things.”
Make up ya damn mind.
So then he continues to leave her handcuffed to a chair in the basement after she was brutally tortured on his watch, because he still isn't sure if she's a threat and apparently can't just lock her in a room, no, he has to handcuff her to a chair in a cement basement. And berate her more for crying. Like, she's half dead, has been beaten, stabbed and tortured for 3 days in the dark, then got a concussion and has a blinding headache and can't stop vomiting and this dude is like "stop fucking crying and showing weakness! Handcuff her back to the chair!" While also assuring us he doesn't hurt innocent women.
Sure dude. You sound like a stand-up fellow. Lots of protective daddy instincts.
Then his mafia colleague is like "I can feel something is going on between you two."
Like what? Was that from the screaming in her face when she's crying, or from the indifference to her physical pain?
Then he does a 180. He is immediately her Daddy and he will win her over and protect her and be with her forever and....
“Aww, Little One. I didn't mean to make you cry,” he gently said as he sat down on the edge of the bed. “Are you feeling overwhelmed? Did I give you too many options?” Bonnie was confused. Why was he not reacting to her crying?
We are all confused Bonnie. He could be nice this whole time??
So it's good right? He will be he protector and love her and be there for her now?
Ha! She tearfully confesses how her brother asked her to do something and she won't because she loves her Daddies and he is like
"Stop Fucking Lying to me!"
“Zip it,” Daddy said. “I'm done.”
And leaves. Cool. Cool cool cool.
"He couldn't lose her now. They were all finally getting along. Sure, the whole Ethan wanting her to spy on him was a bump in the road, but he’d been planning to come back to her once he figured everything out."
Oh. Well that was clear when you yelled at her, said you were "done" and then left and told her to stop texting you when she tried to reach out.
"She knew these were her last minutes to live."
Oh for... You've been in the woods like a few hours. Relax.
And then there's the almost no smexy times, none until after like 70% and then it's all
“I'm going to start entering,”
Oooh, talk dirty to me...
Anyways clearly this book wasn't for me. It was mostly just the story of an abusive guy, a man who had a crush on him that he strings along, and a woman he decides he wants strictly because he learns she's a little and he wants a little. He is manipulative dick to both of them but they put up with it because he's good looking and they like being told what to do.
And there's like 3 few paragraphs long smexy scenes, only one with MM, and you don't even get to read the good parts.
And the cover is a different title than the book. Which leads me to believe the addition of the other M was last minute.
The.
Fuck.
I didn't particularly like the first in this series but I love MMF so I was still wanting to try this one.
This "Daddy" yells at her to "stop fucking crying" over a dozen times in the first few times meeting. Like, screams it at her. He also screams things like "are you fucking deaf?" And when she throws up again (after being in a situation entirely his fault) he screams "what's wrong with you?"
And when he finds her beaten within an inch of her life, exposed and sliced with a knife all over her body, his reaction is to... Get mad at her for crying, yell at her, then storm out annoyed and leave her there strapped to a chair in the dark because "it didn't look that bad" (she was repeatedly punched, kicked, and had dozens of small cuts sliced all over her skin to the point she says she has no skin that isn't covered in blood). Then he goes back to the cell to catch the guy who did it, still leaves her tied to a chair, gets annoyed at her for not answering him right away about things...
Then when she falls back on the CHAIR SHE IS STILL TIED TO and hits her head and starts vomiting he gets mad at her again, yells at her some more to "stop throwing up" then says he will spank her and calls her a good girl even though he has shown zero, and I mean zero, protective or compassionate Daddy traits. He has shown no interest in caring for her in any way, he didn't even untie her when he found her beaten and stabbed, but hey, I guess just throw a "good girl" out there....
There is this:
“It’s true. We want to ask a few questions about what happened, but nothing else bad is going to happen to you. What Miguel did to you shouldn’t have happened. We don’t hurt innocent people.”
And then a page later:
“You shouldn’t have told us you were afraid of the dark. What if we were the bad guys and we could use it against you?” Rogan barked. “You need to think before you say things.”
Make up ya damn mind.
So then he continues to leave her handcuffed to a chair in the basement after she was brutally tortured on his watch, because he still isn't sure if she's a threat and apparently can't just lock her in a room, no, he has to handcuff her to a chair in a cement basement. And berate her more for crying. Like, she's half dead, has been beaten, stabbed and tortured for 3 days in the dark, then got a concussion and has a blinding headache and can't stop vomiting and this dude is like "stop fucking crying and showing weakness! Handcuff her back to the chair!" While also assuring us he doesn't hurt innocent women.
Sure dude. You sound like a stand-up fellow. Lots of protective daddy instincts.
Then his mafia colleague is like "I can feel something is going on between you two."
Like what? Was that from the screaming in her face when she's crying, or from the indifference to her physical pain?
Then he does a 180. He is immediately her Daddy and he will win her over and protect her and be with her forever and....
“Aww, Little One. I didn't mean to make you cry,” he gently said as he sat down on the edge of the bed. “Are you feeling overwhelmed? Did I give you too many options?” Bonnie was confused. Why was he not reacting to her crying?
We are all confused Bonnie. He could be nice this whole time??
So it's good right? He will be he protector and love her and be there for her now?
Ha! She tearfully confesses how her brother asked her to do something and she won't because she loves her Daddies and he is like
"Stop Fucking Lying to me!"
“Zip it,” Daddy said. “I'm done.”
And leaves. Cool. Cool cool cool.
"He couldn't lose her now. They were all finally getting along. Sure, the whole Ethan wanting her to spy on him was a bump in the road, but he’d been planning to come back to her once he figured everything out."
Oh. Well that was clear when you yelled at her, said you were "done" and then left and told her to stop texting you when she tried to reach out.
"She knew these were her last minutes to live."
Oh for... You've been in the woods like a few hours. Relax.
And then there's the almost no smexy times, none until after like 70% and then it's all
“I'm going to start entering,”
Oooh, talk dirty to me...
Anyways clearly this book wasn't for me. It was mostly just the story of an abusive guy, a man who had a crush on him that he strings along, and a woman he decides he wants strictly because he learns she's a little and he wants a little. He is manipulative dick to both of them but they put up with it because he's good looking and they like being told what to do.
And there's like 3 few paragraphs long smexy scenes, only one with MM, and you don't even get to read the good parts.
And the cover is a different title than the book. Which leads me to believe the addition of the other M was last minute.
June 25, 2024
DNF 18%
I don't even know what the author was thinking when she wrote this. It's supposed to be age play which means the mmc/mmc's are supposed to be nice and gentle and comforting to her but for the first 18% he just yells at her and berates her for crying which is completely normal and expected for this sub genre and the title. Rogan likes to think he isn't like this father but he literally pushes the same ideals just without hitting/laying hands. I personally think he's basically abusive towards bonnie but that's just my opinion feel free to disagree. I didn't even see how he treats Ragnar but I assume it's could be just as bad.
TLDR: book was basically abuse and that's not okay
I don't even know what the author was thinking when she wrote this. It's supposed to be age play which means the mmc/mmc's are supposed to be nice and gentle and comforting to her but for the first 18% he just yells at her and berates her for crying which is completely normal and expected for this sub genre and the title. Rogan likes to think he isn't like this father but he literally pushes the same ideals just without hitting/laying hands. I personally think he's basically abusive towards bonnie but that's just my opinion feel free to disagree. I didn't even see how he treats Ragnar but I assume it's could be just as bad.
TLDR: book was basically abuse and that's not okay
June 12, 2024
I expected more
I had really high expectations of this book after the first part was so outstanding. The first part provided a nice transition to the second part, but this was only dealt with at the very end of the book, in the epilogue. The idea behind the book was really brilliant and with the right execution it could have been a really good book. Unfortunately, the execution was really bad. While reading it, it felt like Everly Raine just wanted to get the book done as quickly as possible without wanting it to be really good.
*There may be spoilers from here*
1. Rayner was completely unnecessary in the realization of the book. He barely made an appearance and had no impact on the plot. Without him, the book might even have read better and there would have been more time to focus on other things.
2. The relationship between Rogan and Raynar was virtually still there. They were just together at some point without the reader being told how it happened and what kind of dynamic they even have.
3. The relationship between Rayner and Bonnie was totally rushed. There were no meaningful conversations that the two of them had. They only watched a movie together once and cuddled with each other. By the end of the book, they were both still strangers who knew nothing about each other.
4. Rogan's "You can't cry it makes you weak" was very inappropriate in many places. He even says this to Bonnie after she has been kept in a dark cellar for 3 days without food or drink, where she was constantly beaten up by a man.
5. It also bothered me that Rogan, after finding out what had happened in the cellar, locked her back in there ("I don't know what happened. He locked her in there again ("until he found another solution").
6. Later, he sent her to a guest house and left her there completely alone. The doctor who attended to her injuries was more of a daddy to Bonnie than Rogan and Rayner could have been.
7. By the time Rogan finally pulled himself together and spent more time with Bonnie, the idea that Rogan and Raynar didn't want her and didn't care about her had already taken root in her mind. However, neither Rogan nor Rayner have come up with the idea to sit down with Bonnie and talk about everything and explain to her what's going on between the three of them. Even after Bonnie repeatedly brought up the subject and even walked away.
But there are not only bad things to say about this book. I found the story itself really exciting and gripping. I couldn't put the book down once I started reading it. I was thrilled, laughed or cried at many parts. (With Rogan, I mostly wanted to throw my e-reader against the wall, but oh well).
The book also read very nicely and smoothly. Although there were notes (e.g.: [SR1]) scattered throughout the text in two or three places. I guess that was information for the person who proofread the book and simply forgot to remove them.
All in all, my rating varies between 2.5 and 3 stars. Because the book simply didn't meet my expectations.
I had really high expectations of this book after the first part was so outstanding. The first part provided a nice transition to the second part, but this was only dealt with at the very end of the book, in the epilogue. The idea behind the book was really brilliant and with the right execution it could have been a really good book. Unfortunately, the execution was really bad. While reading it, it felt like Everly Raine just wanted to get the book done as quickly as possible without wanting it to be really good.
*There may be spoilers from here*
1. Rayner was completely unnecessary in the realization of the book. He barely made an appearance and had no impact on the plot. Without him, the book might even have read better and there would have been more time to focus on other things.
2. The relationship between Rogan and Raynar was virtually still there. They were just together at some point without the reader being told how it happened and what kind of dynamic they even have.
3. The relationship between Rayner and Bonnie was totally rushed. There were no meaningful conversations that the two of them had. They only watched a movie together once and cuddled with each other. By the end of the book, they were both still strangers who knew nothing about each other.
4. Rogan's "You can't cry it makes you weak" was very inappropriate in many places. He even says this to Bonnie after she has been kept in a dark cellar for 3 days without food or drink, where she was constantly beaten up by a man.
5. It also bothered me that Rogan, after finding out what had happened in the cellar, locked her back in there ("I don't know what happened. He locked her in there again ("until he found another solution").
6. Later, he sent her to a guest house and left her there completely alone. The doctor who attended to her injuries was more of a daddy to Bonnie than Rogan and Rayner could have been.
7. By the time Rogan finally pulled himself together and spent more time with Bonnie, the idea that Rogan and Raynar didn't want her and didn't care about her had already taken root in her mind. However, neither Rogan nor Rayner have come up with the idea to sit down with Bonnie and talk about everything and explain to her what's going on between the three of them. Even after Bonnie repeatedly brought up the subject and even walked away.
But there are not only bad things to say about this book. I found the story itself really exciting and gripping. I couldn't put the book down once I started reading it. I was thrilled, laughed or cried at many parts. (With Rogan, I mostly wanted to throw my e-reader against the wall, but oh well).
The book also read very nicely and smoothly. Although there were notes (e.g.: [SR1]) scattered throughout the text in two or three places. I guess that was information for the person who proofread the book and simply forgot to remove them.
All in all, my rating varies between 2.5 and 3 stars. Because the book simply didn't meet my expectations.
June 8, 2024
Mafia Daddies Rule
Wow, I absolutley loved this story, and it really was just a wonderful more than just wow moment. Just when you think you know what's going to happen, the author puts in a beautiful twist that you dont see coming. A twist that sees Rogan not just having one little but another person who is a switch who can be a little and a Dom as well, and you cant do better than that. The characters in this story were so good and I do hope that Everly does more stories for the men in this Mafia.
I just love Mafia Daddies, and this Mafia daddy is no exception, however he doesn't like littles crying. So when Rogan and his men find Bonny in the boot of his car he gets annoyed because she is crying. But that is just Bonnie, she is a sensitive soul. And Rogan and his men are all Daddies and his motto is no women gets hurts around him, but that doesn't work out she wasn't surprised to be hurt. So everone will be surprised when they realize who Bonny really is.!!
Wow, I absolutley loved this story, and it really was just a wonderful more than just wow moment. Just when you think you know what's going to happen, the author puts in a beautiful twist that you dont see coming. A twist that sees Rogan not just having one little but another person who is a switch who can be a little and a Dom as well, and you cant do better than that. The characters in this story were so good and I do hope that Everly does more stories for the men in this Mafia.
I just love Mafia Daddies, and this Mafia daddy is no exception, however he doesn't like littles crying. So when Rogan and his men find Bonny in the boot of his car he gets annoyed because she is crying. But that is just Bonnie, she is a sensitive soul. And Rogan and his men are all Daddies and his motto is no women gets hurts around him, but that doesn't work out she wasn't surprised to be hurt. So everone will be surprised when they realize who Bonny really is.!!
June 9, 2024
Not sure if the good parts outweigh the bad?
There are trigger warnings at the start of this book but the torture of Bonnie goes on waaay too long. I really don't think I liked Rogan. His yelling at Bonnie not to cry because crying is weak is just abusive. He even yells at her for crying after she's been kept in the dark, punched, slapped, cut, stabbed and been given no food or water for three days. For being this tough mob type guy he is pretty clueless about what is going in in his house. Rayner and Bonnie's relationship is too rushed and doesn't make sense. I don't think they are good daddies as Bonnie was left alone so many times after being tortured for 3 days! Rogan does come around to realizing crying doesn't make you weak but is it too little too late? I like the author but this story just seemed rushed and not explained well
There are trigger warnings at the start of this book but the torture of Bonnie goes on waaay too long. I really don't think I liked Rogan. His yelling at Bonnie not to cry because crying is weak is just abusive. He even yells at her for crying after she's been kept in the dark, punched, slapped, cut, stabbed and been given no food or water for three days. For being this tough mob type guy he is pretty clueless about what is going in in his house. Rayner and Bonnie's relationship is too rushed and doesn't make sense. I don't think they are good daddies as Bonnie was left alone so many times after being tortured for 3 days! Rogan does come around to realizing crying doesn't make you weak but is it too little too late? I like the author but this story just seemed rushed and not explained well
June 7, 2024
WOW!! although this book did not have the spice I normally enjoy it had an amazing story about how relationships evolve, grow, adapt and flourish. Also how a person can change for the people they love.
Bonnie's brother has arranged a marriage for her but he isn't what is truly looking for so she hides in the back of Rogan's car (her brother's enemy) and that is how this adventure begins!!
Everly does an amazing job of bring all her book worlds into her books- as a reader I LOVE when authors let us visit past characters and she always does a good job of setting us up for the next couples' world she is weaving for us!!
This book is a Mmf/DD so if that isn't your cup of tea I'd skip this one.
Bonnie's brother has arranged a marriage for her but he isn't what is truly looking for so she hides in the back of Rogan's car (her brother's enemy) and that is how this adventure begins!!
Everly does an amazing job of bring all her book worlds into her books- as a reader I LOVE when authors let us visit past characters and she always does a good job of setting us up for the next couples' world she is weaving for us!!
This book is a Mmf/DD so if that isn't your cup of tea I'd skip this one.
June 9, 2024
Bonnie, Rogan and Raynar
This is the second book in the Ricci Crime Family series. It can’t be read as a standalone but has character crossover from the author’s other series. Bonnie is trying to escape an arranged marriage and ends up hiding in the back of Rogan’s car. He finds her there and this is the rocky beginning of their relationship. I didn’t really like Rogan at first. His major hangup about crying seemed over the top. It does get explained eventually but it still seemed a bit extreme. Raynar is super sweet and is a good balance to Rogan’s brashness. Most of the plot centers around Bonnie getting in bad situations and her Daddies having to rescue her. There is a small amount of punishments and spicy time. Overall it was a good story.
This is the second book in the Ricci Crime Family series. It can’t be read as a standalone but has character crossover from the author’s other series. Bonnie is trying to escape an arranged marriage and ends up hiding in the back of Rogan’s car. He finds her there and this is the rocky beginning of their relationship. I didn’t really like Rogan at first. His major hangup about crying seemed over the top. It does get explained eventually but it still seemed a bit extreme. Raynar is super sweet and is a good balance to Rogan’s brashness. Most of the plot centers around Bonnie getting in bad situations and her Daddies having to rescue her. There is a small amount of punishments and spicy time. Overall it was a good story.
June 11, 2024
Disappointed
So this is the second book of the The Ricci Crime Family and I must say it's mostly disappointing.
It's Rogan's turn to find his little or littles because there are two, one male one female. The male being a switch witch I got excided to read, but ones again the auther those some crucial faults in her book, so much is probably thoughts in her head but the essential part never gets done in paper. You have to be good at reading between the lines to try to understand.
What's even more disappointing is that you read ¾ of the book before you get one very small sex scene and that's it!
So all in all I would not recommened this book to anyone else, not worth the read, I almost gave up half way in...
So this is the second book of the The Ricci Crime Family and I must say it's mostly disappointing.
It's Rogan's turn to find his little or littles because there are two, one male one female. The male being a switch witch I got excided to read, but ones again the auther those some crucial faults in her book, so much is probably thoughts in her head but the essential part never gets done in paper. You have to be good at reading between the lines to try to understand.
What's even more disappointing is that you read ¾ of the book before you get one very small sex scene and that's it!
So all in all I would not recommened this book to anyone else, not worth the read, I almost gave up half way in...
May 18, 2025
I had to go find a copy of this book to read because Book 1 ended so abruptly I was hoping it would give me closure. Alas it did not. At all. What it did was frustrate me all over again because once again there are characters I like in the book but it is written really poorly. There are way too many things unsaid between the characters that they "hear." It's like there is mind reading.
I also hated the whole Bonnie being tortured without Rogan knowing it for days. I just do not see that happening. NOR that she would forgive him for it and fall head over heals for him so quickly. It's very odd. But I pushed through, finished it and went on to book 3. C+ for this one because she at least had an ending to it.
I also hated the whole Bonnie being tortured without Rogan knowing it for days. I just do not see that happening. NOR that she would forgive him for it and fall head over heals for him so quickly. It's very odd. But I pushed through, finished it and went on to book 3. C+ for this one because she at least had an ending to it.
June 8, 2024
4 1/2 stars !!!?
Bonnie is a little and Ethan’s sister.
Rogan is is head of the Ricci Family family and Ethan’s biggest rival.
Ethan is Bonnie’s brother and head of his crime family.
Bonnie ( belongs to the rival crime family) and Rogan and Rayneur are with the Ricci Crime Family).
This was an interesting dynamics of two daddies and two littles).
This relationship evolves slowly and develops, so all works out, Bonnies’s
Brother Ethan finally accepts their relationship.
Good Job Everly Raine !!!
Bonnie is a little and Ethan’s sister.
Rogan is is head of the Ricci Family family and Ethan’s biggest rival.
Ethan is Bonnie’s brother and head of his crime family.
Bonnie ( belongs to the rival crime family) and Rogan and Rayneur are with the Ricci Crime Family).
This was an interesting dynamics of two daddies and two littles).
This relationship evolves slowly and develops, so all works out, Bonnies’s
Brother Ethan finally accepts their relationship.
Good Job Everly Raine !!!
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June 12, 2024DNF @ 54%
I wanted to like this book bc of the snippet I saw in a fb group but I’ve just decided this author isn’t for me.
I’ve read a ton of DDLG books and these just aren’t it for me. There’s no plot, nothing makes sense. These men basically ignore the FMC and then they come back around and do a total 180 and demand that they be with them.
I sense no chemistry and I was constantly putting my kindle down before trying to pick it back up again ):
I wanted to like this book bc of the snippet I saw in a fb group but I’ve just decided this author isn’t for me.
I’ve read a ton of DDLG books and these just aren’t it for me. There’s no plot, nothing makes sense. These men basically ignore the FMC and then they come back around and do a total 180 and demand that they be with them.
I sense no chemistry and I was constantly putting my kindle down before trying to pick it back up again ):
January 20, 2025
Excellent! I loved it
I wasn't sure if the Ricci crime family would be as good as the other books, I was pleasantly surprised. Rogan always was so gruff and hard headed and this book shows the caring Daddy that he was. I also includes some of the other men that work for him. I am looking forward to learning more about Bonnie's brother: the notorious Ethan Montgomery.
I wasn't sure if the Ricci crime family would be as good as the other books, I was pleasantly surprised. Rogan always was so gruff and hard headed and this book shows the caring Daddy that he was. I also includes some of the other men that work for him. I am looking forward to learning more about Bonnie's brother: the notorious Ethan Montgomery.
February 18, 2025
I’m slowly working my way though some of the series I started awhile ago and never finished. These books are definitely a little monotonous but I still enjoyed them. I will say this book was a little weird and definitely not as enjoyable as the rest have been. I don’t know if i would fully recommend this book as anything outside the series but it was still a decent read.
June 7, 2024
Absolutely loved this one. Not your typical Mafia romance. So many feels. The complex relationship between Raynor Rogen and Bonnie was top notch and so heartfelt. Can't wait to see what's next. A++
June 9, 2024
Crybabies
I like age play stories but this one just didn't do it for me. I didn't feel the emotions in the book the way I usually do.
It felt like Bonnie was being forced into the relationship. Sigh. Just not my cup of tea.
I like age play stories but this one just didn't do it for me. I didn't feel the emotions in the book the way I usually do.
It felt like Bonnie was being forced into the relationship. Sigh. Just not my cup of tea.
June 9, 2024
This was a delightfully enjoyable story. I enjoyed the relationship among Bonnie, Rogan and Ray. They share an intense yet beautiful dynamics. I'm so happy that Ethan does approve of Bonnie's relationship and they get their HEA.
June 14, 2024
Well, the title doesn't lie. Holly smokes, so many tears... Also, torturing a Little is def a hard limit for me starting from now. There was some weird mafia stuff + a lot of mistrust & miscommunication & a roll your eyes baddie... I did finish it but it was a struggle.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
June 16, 2024
3/5
I enjoyed this book but it felt like the last 20% of the book was just dragging. I was hoping for something more
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𝑴𝒚 𝒔𝒕𝒂𝒓 𝒓𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒔𝒚𝒔𝒕𝒆𝒎:
⭐️ 𝙉𝙤 ✋
⭐️⭐️ 𝙀𝙝… 𝙄 𝙙𝙞𝙙𝙣’𝙩 𝙝𝙖𝙩𝙚 𝙞𝙩😐
⭐️⭐️⭐️ 𝙂𝙤𝙤𝙙- 𝙄 𝙡𝙞𝙠𝙚𝙙 𝙞𝙩 🙂
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 𝙂𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙩 😁
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 𝘼𝙢𝙖𝙯𝙞𝙣𝙜 😍
I enjoyed this book but it felt like the last 20% of the book was just dragging. I was hoping for something more
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⭐️ 𝙉𝙤 ✋
⭐️⭐️ 𝙀𝙝… 𝙄 𝙙𝙞𝙙𝙣’𝙩 𝙝𝙖𝙩𝙚 𝙞𝙩😐
⭐️⭐️⭐️ 𝙂𝙤𝙤𝙙- 𝙄 𝙡𝙞𝙠𝙚𝙙 𝙞𝙩 🙂
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 𝙂𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙩 😁
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 𝘼𝙢𝙖𝙯𝙞𝙣𝙜 😍
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August 5, 2024
I don’t know how this has such a good review it sucked. The Daddy is abusive and doesn’t have a protecting bone in his body. Crying women is his weakness and he takes it out on the women in his life.
June 8, 2024
Omg I absolutely loved everything about this book so many highs and lows and yet I couldn't put it down I can't wait to see what everly writes next
January 26, 2025
The most perfect dynamic with the most understanding men!!! Rogan was harsh at first but watching his character development become more soft and understanding was so sweet.
February 6, 2025
What's better than one Little. Two Little's.
Absolutely loved this one.
This Author writes such great books.
Love this series types.
✨️🔥📚✨️🔥🔥📚✨️🔥
Absolutely loved this one.
This Author writes such great books.
Love this series types.
✨️🔥📚✨️🔥🔥📚✨️🔥
March 23, 2025
Yaaaaaaas! This was such a good book! I loved it! And so sweet! Totally recommend!
November 6, 2024
Good book.. Great series.. Awesome author..
June 24, 2024
Bonnie, Rogan and Ray! Holy Moly!! Legit my favorite book of this year! I absolutely loved their story and can not wait for the rest of the series! I love how it’s twined in with the other book i have read and how you can just read this book so easily!
February 5, 2025
Rogan was a d*ck the whole time and Ray was practically invisible.
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