Mountain Daddy’s Hucow: A Taboo Adult Nursing Romance

by Evelyn Wren

Amidst the breathtaking backdrop of the Sierra Nevadas and the sprawling Carliysle Creek Ranch, a tale of unconventional love between a young virgin college graduate and a rugged mountain man unfolds.

Iris, a recent college graduate with no plans and a heavy heart from the loss of her father, steps onto the rugged terrain, seeking solace in the remnants of her past within an old pickup truck.

Enter Clay Carliysle, the embodiment of the mountains he calls home, and a longtime friend of Iris's late father. With silver hair and eyes like polished slate, he is the epitome of a rugged outdoorsman, a hard man whose presence commands respect. When Clay offers Iris a place to stay, their worlds collide, and an unconventional bond begins to blossom.

The rugged charm of the remote wilderness, free from the scrutiny of neighbors, sets the stage for a romance that delves into the profound connection between a mountain man and his hucow. Neither their substantial age gap nor their difference in size can stop them to explore lactation and breeding by this dominant Daddy.

Mountain Daddy’s Hucow is a 20,000-word curious virgin / age-gap romance that includes multiple steamy sex scenes with two consenting adults, that are not related by blood.

Genres: Smut

89 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 6, 2024

Reviews

[Isabella. R · Rating 3 out of 5]

3 There's a Good Girl Stars ⭐

Sometimes all you need is a little horny read. Mountain Men, virgins, first times and cows and girls needing to be milked! Finally a hucow romance with a decent cover that doesn't make me want to hide away in shame.

"You would have to give me everything, Iris," he murmured, his voice low and husky as he gazed down at her. "Your body, your mind, your soul. You would have to become mine in every way possible. You would have to give me milk and babies. And you'd have to take my seed deep inside you, again and again."

This was a pretty decent read (extremely freaking steamy) and the writing was solid. As with most erotica there are chunks of a story missing. No build up, which makes it feel that our heroine is either being taken advantage of, or that she's extremely dim.

This was a perfect palette cleanser if you want something ridiculous, debauched and kinky. I've already got my sticky little paws on the next book in the series. 🔥🔥

[Amanda · Rating 2 out of 5]

I swear I read this already?

I actually read Mountain Daddy’s Milk and Honey which was a better version of this. But then again, I’m the one reading about a virginal girl being milked on a mountain so beggars and choosers. *shrugs*

[Pilar]

If you know me irl, no you don’t

[Mysti · Rating 2 out of 5]

74 – # of times his voice was “low and husky”
63 – # of times she was a “good girl”
56 – # of times he called her “sweetheart”
11 – # of times his eyes were “darkening with desire”

Iris (18, virgin) goes to live with her deceased father’s BFF. Mr. Carliysle/Daddy is all too ready to welcome young Iris at his ranch. He starts slow with the touching and gradually teaches Iris how to be a woman. It’s unclear how old Mr. Carliysle is, but we assume it’s at least 20-30 years.

Not only does this author take repetition to a new level, but she’s advertised this as a hucow book but Iris only produces milk for him one time. That hardly fits the description. Plus, he doesn’t take her virginity until page 82 of an 89 page book. Then it’s just over. Plus, why do they still sleep in separate rooms?? I thought that was weird.

I love a good age gap book, but there were too many issues to overcome for me.

[ʟᴜɴᴀʀ. ݁ ˖ ⏾ · Rating 1 out of 5]

Not gonna lie, this wasn’t as weird as the Milkmaid one. Still weird though, obviously.
Another thing that hasn’t changed either is the FMC coming off as a literal child, even though she graduated from high school.
If you would take a shot for every time the author used “Iris blushed, her cheeks flushing with embarrassment as she looked up at him.” and “(…) his voice low and husky as he gazed down at her.” you’d for sure end up in the hospital. That’s how repetitive and small the selection of words is… and this is only 89 pages.
Besides the rinse and repeat cycle I cannot help but think of the author’s writing style as so simple (aside from the content of her stories) it reads like a children’s book.

[Michelle · Rating 1 out of 5]

I get it - sometimes smut is smut and you get that right off the title. So I wasn't expecting quality but this reads like the author wrote this chapter by chapter in between personal closed-door sessions without any consistency with story, details, characters referenced previously. Super boring when FMC just acquiesces completely and there is no sense of conflict with either character of the taboo relationship. She is literally made for his pleasure and we are just sitting awkwardly as we are witness to it, not really involved or enjoying the process. Just...painful read.

[cristina g · Rating 2 out of 5]

Unfortunately this one just didnt work for me. It had all the elements, but the execution was off. It read like sexual predator/grooming and felt more uncomfortable than kinky or forbidden. Also, there was an unnecessary repetitiveness at the creek scene where he tells her the exact same thing (“You’re a natural”) over and over and over again. Sad this one didn’t read like I hoped it would.

[Cheyenne Galovits · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was good, but it could've been better if some things were less repetitive. I can't tell you how many times he said "you're a natural," or we had to be told her blush meant she was embarrassed

[Amy Short · Rating 1 out of 5]

Wtf did I just read