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Accidental Daddies
Three single dads, one overbooked cabin snafu, and a surprise baby bump.
Paternity test, here we come.
As a young single mom, I wasn’t planning on getting pregnant again.
But then my woo-woo sister sent me on a single parent wellness retreat, and I was forced to share a cabin with three amazingly hot older men.
Sebastian Grant is Mr. CEO, the kind of tall, dark, and devastatingly handsome man who takes control in a way that’s impossibly right.
Ryder Steele is a spicy celebrity chef with a touch that ignites more than just stovetops.
And then there’s Jake Moreno, the bad boy of rock. Decked out in muscles and tattoos, the man makes my ovaries sing.
No other man had ever come close to making me feel the way the three of them had.
I thought they would run away when I told them I was pregnant,
but now all three of them are fighting to be Daddy of the year.
And even though their ex-wives are stirring up drama, when I am with each of them, I feel whole.
The paternity test will reveal the truth, but how can I choose when my heart belongs to all three?
18+ Only. Accidental Daddies is an extra spicy reverse harem romance. There is no cheating, no cliffhangers, and an HEA is guaranteed!
Paternity test, here we come.
As a young single mom, I wasn’t planning on getting pregnant again.
But then my woo-woo sister sent me on a single parent wellness retreat, and I was forced to share a cabin with three amazingly hot older men.
Sebastian Grant is Mr. CEO, the kind of tall, dark, and devastatingly handsome man who takes control in a way that’s impossibly right.
Ryder Steele is a spicy celebrity chef with a touch that ignites more than just stovetops.
And then there’s Jake Moreno, the bad boy of rock. Decked out in muscles and tattoos, the man makes my ovaries sing.
No other man had ever come close to making me feel the way the three of them had.
I thought they would run away when I told them I was pregnant,
but now all three of them are fighting to be Daddy of the year.
And even though their ex-wives are stirring up drama, when I am with each of them, I feel whole.
The paternity test will reveal the truth, but how can I choose when my heart belongs to all three?
18+ Only. Accidental Daddies is an extra spicy reverse harem romance. There is no cheating, no cliffhangers, and an HEA is guaranteed!
311 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 16, 2024
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Rebel Bloom
24 books1,021 followersRebel Bloom is known for laugh-out-loud reverse harem romances that are unapologetically steamy.
Her recipe for the perfect romance? A pinch of sugar, a generous cup of spice, and a heap of cocky alphas who might not always play nice.
Rebel lives with her partner and their adorable army of fur babies, while writing stories that would make your Nonni blush.
Grab one of her reads, get comfy, and dive into a world where romance is as hot as it is hilarious!
Her recipe for the perfect romance? A pinch of sugar, a generous cup of spice, and a heap of cocky alphas who might not always play nice.
Rebel lives with her partner and their adorable army of fur babies, while writing stories that would make your Nonni blush.
Grab one of her reads, get comfy, and dive into a world where romance is as hot as it is hilarious!
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April 17, 2024
4.6 stars.
Really funny, sweet, sexy, a tiny bit kinky. I loved it, of course. All of this author’s books, or at least a large majority of them, have the same plot structure/pacing. Not that they’re the same, but just the order of events is usually pretty similar. Together, working through it, lie or secret is told, they break up, grovel, then HEA. And honestly I really enjoy it, so I’m hoping it sticks around. lol🤷🏻♀️
Really funny, sweet, sexy, a tiny bit kinky. I loved it, of course. All of this author’s books, or at least a large majority of them, have the same plot structure/pacing. Not that they’re the same, but just the order of events is usually pretty similar. Together, working through it, lie or secret is told, they break up, grovel, then HEA. And honestly I really enjoy it, so I’m hoping it sticks around. lol🤷🏻♀️
May 21, 2024
This was rough dude, rouggghhhh I have never disliked MMC’s this much before, what a bunch of baby wussies. They were wayyyy too sweet, she was wayyyy too sweet, and they were freaking idiots handling anything. The only reason I didn’t DNF was because I was waiting for the angst.
April 25, 2024
Accidental Daddies
“If anyone has enough heart to love three different men at the same time, it’s you, baby sis.”
-Mallory Carter
Star Rating: 3.5
Spice Rating: 3.75 🌶️🌶️🌶️
Mallory was by far my favorite. Only second to the kids. (I always adore the kids in Rebel’s books)
And this was by far the funniest epilogue she’s ever written.
I can always count on a Rebel book for good laughs and great spice and this one wasn’t any different.
“If anyone has enough heart to love three different men at the same time, it’s you, baby sis.”
-Mallory Carter
Star Rating: 3.5
Spice Rating: 3.75 🌶️🌶️🌶️
Mallory was by far my favorite. Only second to the kids. (I always adore the kids in Rebel’s books)
And this was by far the funniest epilogue she’s ever written.
I can always count on a Rebel book for good laughs and great spice and this one wasn’t any different.
May 27, 2024
Insta love.
Was going to be a 3 star until the third act breakup where the three idiots forgot everything they'd been praising the FMC for the entire book (being utterly sweet, nothing like their exes, actively not wanting their money, etc). They believed when they're exes suddenly had personality changes and came to them all sad and caring and wanting to tell them the "truth" about their girlfriend. I was already angry that they hadn't stood up for her the first time the women verbally attacked her right in front of them, one day after the other, but then they proved that they hadn't learned anything by letting the third act breakup happen that way.
Despite thinking they might have messed up, they don't contact her for days until they show up at her doctor appointment for the baby to see if she was telling the truth, and when they find out that she was, they still don't contact her for days and days because they're dumb. They then take her and do cute acts of service, like a massage, mani/pedi, makeup, etc.. It was cute, but how does that show her that things won't be the exact same as they were if she comes back? She was already wanting to leave because they did nothing after weeks of their exes harassing everyone she knows through phone calls, and complaining about her to her boss. They did nothing about any of it while she suffered, but I guess a massage and a lukewarm bath will fix it?
And the FMC let me down so hard because despite none of them even apologizing yet, she internally decided that she forgave them in the first MINUTE of their grand gesture massage. Smh they deserve each other. I don't see them lasting, especially because their exes were never dealt with (the all expenses paid yoga retreat did not change them, let's be real).
Was going to be a 3 star until the third act breakup where the three idiots forgot everything they'd been praising the FMC for the entire book (being utterly sweet, nothing like their exes, actively not wanting their money, etc). They believed when they're exes suddenly had personality changes and came to them all sad and caring and wanting to tell them the "truth" about their girlfriend. I was already angry that they hadn't stood up for her the first time the women verbally attacked her right in front of them, one day after the other, but then they proved that they hadn't learned anything by letting the third act breakup happen that way.
Despite thinking they might have messed up, they don't contact her for days until they show up at her doctor appointment for the baby to see if she was telling the truth, and when they find out that she was, they still don't contact her for days and days because they're dumb. They then take her and do cute acts of service, like a massage, mani/pedi, makeup, etc.. It was cute, but how does that show her that things won't be the exact same as they were if she comes back? She was already wanting to leave because they did nothing after weeks of their exes harassing everyone she knows through phone calls, and complaining about her to her boss. They did nothing about any of it while she suffered, but I guess a massage and a lukewarm bath will fix it?
And the FMC let me down so hard because despite none of them even apologizing yet, she internally decided that she forgave them in the first MINUTE of their grand gesture massage. Smh they deserve each other. I don't see them lasting, especially because their exes were never dealt with (the all expenses paid yoga retreat did not change them, let's be real).
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April 28, 2024
I thought this book was steamy, fun and so entertaining. Fiona gets sent on a retreat which ends up with her meeting hot single dads Jake, Ryder and Sebastian. When a snafu puts these 4 together, sparks fly and things become outright down and dirty! When they try to pursue a relationship, the exes come together to put roadblocks in place. I found this romance to be a great read and especially loved Fiona's sister as I couldn't help giggling.
I received a free advance review copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving my fair and honest review.
I received a free advance review copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving my fair and honest review.
June 13, 2025
No estoy orgullosa de haber leído esto. Mis sueños sin sentido tienen más plot 🥲
May 28, 2024
This book was rough. I have read Rebel Bloom books before, and this one was quite possibly the one in the worst shape, for me.
First, starting with editing/grammatical issues.
At 28% in, the word know was used rather than now.
At 37%, there was an instance where it seemed as though the author forgot whose POV we were in for a moment.
At 65%, the word school used instead of score
At 67% the word Hello looks like it has a zero rather than the letter o
Any one of these things is enough to throw me off, and normally wouldn't bother me. However when there are simply this many, that tells me that the editor isn't paying enough attention.
Story-wise, there seemed to be a disconnect. After their one night together, suddenly it was 2 months later, and all 3 just suddenly wanted to get back with her even after no contact. If they were so hung up on her, why didn't they try reaching out sooner? And at the beginning when they first got back together, if she was so upset over losing 2 of them once paternity came back, why didn't she reach out sooner?
The MMCs jobs/backgrounds felt like an afterthought. Just something for them to garner attention, but then wasn't really a factor in anything other than they were rich.
I did like the beginning with the retreat. I would have liked more in-depth of that time together, and take out some of the droning on later in the book. At about 65%, I started to wonder where things were going. It just seemed aimless.
I will not read this book again, and I probably won't recommend it to others. There are many other, better RH books out there.
First, starting with editing/grammatical issues.
At 28% in, the word know was used rather than now.
At 37%, there was an instance where it seemed as though the author forgot whose POV we were in for a moment.
At 65%, the word school used instead of score
At 67% the word Hello looks like it has a zero rather than the letter o
Any one of these things is enough to throw me off, and normally wouldn't bother me. However when there are simply this many, that tells me that the editor isn't paying enough attention.
Story-wise, there seemed to be a disconnect. After their one night together, suddenly it was 2 months later, and all 3 just suddenly wanted to get back with her even after no contact. If they were so hung up on her, why didn't they try reaching out sooner? And at the beginning when they first got back together, if she was so upset over losing 2 of them once paternity came back, why didn't she reach out sooner?
The MMCs jobs/backgrounds felt like an afterthought. Just something for them to garner attention, but then wasn't really a factor in anything other than they were rich.
I did like the beginning with the retreat. I would have liked more in-depth of that time together, and take out some of the droning on later in the book. At about 65%, I started to wonder where things were going. It just seemed aimless.
I will not read this book again, and I probably won't recommend it to others. There are many other, better RH books out there.
April 23, 2024
less than mid
This was surprisingly worse than the other few ones I read from this author. If you’re looking for a sweet book with no true conflict and a weak fmc, this will be for you. I didn’t think there was any groveling, and there totally needed to be groveling. Her Ex was a complete afterthought where after she left a vmail- never to hear from again. Honestly this was probably one of the weakest books I’ve read from the author, from a storyline and editing perspective. Incorrect words used in sentences, not making sense, body positions that didn’t sound anatomically possible. After awhile the spicy scenes got really old and repetitive. One of them has to always be controlling which made for literally the same boring comments. Idk I love me some spice but she was always wet for them. Insert eye roll emoji times 10. FMC is super lackluster and boring. There’s no depth to her, I would’ve rather read a book about her sister. So boring.
This was surprisingly worse than the other few ones I read from this author. If you’re looking for a sweet book with no true conflict and a weak fmc, this will be for you. I didn’t think there was any groveling, and there totally needed to be groveling. Her Ex was a complete afterthought where after she left a vmail- never to hear from again. Honestly this was probably one of the weakest books I’ve read from the author, from a storyline and editing perspective. Incorrect words used in sentences, not making sense, body positions that didn’t sound anatomically possible. After awhile the spicy scenes got really old and repetitive. One of them has to always be controlling which made for literally the same boring comments. Idk I love me some spice but she was always wet for them. Insert eye roll emoji times 10. FMC is super lackluster and boring. There’s no depth to her, I would’ve rather read a book about her sister. So boring.
August 1, 2024
I normally love her books but this one I almost DNF. First it was too fast. One weekend and love bombing. The guys didn't even know each other that well so that was weird too. Her job issues were not realistic. Too many side characteristics (wives kids etc) so they all got 2 seconds but not enough details to matter. Not a fan at all.
May 3, 2024
Cowardly Lamb loves stereotypes.
I was willing to dispense with reality to believe the premise of this book. Beauty meets big, strong, manly, stereotype to engage in instalove. But Fiona is so cowardly it’s irritating. She runs from any hint of conflict, literally. She conflates ex wife behavior with how her partners treat her. She’s just so lilly-livered. How are they going to get through life with such a spineless wimp? Wait! I know! Sex. And manly rescuing. The guys were one dimensional, which would have been fine, but they held their baby-mama to so little account it jumped the shark for me.
I was willing to dispense with reality to believe the premise of this book. Beauty meets big, strong, manly, stereotype to engage in instalove. But Fiona is so cowardly it’s irritating. She runs from any hint of conflict, literally. She conflates ex wife behavior with how her partners treat her. She’s just so lilly-livered. How are they going to get through life with such a spineless wimp? Wait! I know! Sex. And manly rescuing. The guys were one dimensional, which would have been fine, but they held their baby-mama to so little account it jumped the shark for me.
September 27, 2024
I give this book a reluctant three stars ⭐️
This book had so much potential, but it just didn’t pull through unfortunately and I feel like Bloom does that often.
The beginning was so funny it had me laughing out loud, that was only the first 20% though sadly.
In the beginning, the four of them were at this crazy wellness retreat and everything was just so funny that was going on.
Then they had sex one night and then all of a sudden we were skipping ahead two months in the book and they hadn’t spoken to each other the entire time. That was just so weird and disappointing because I feel like the wellness retreat had so much more potential in the story.
I also didn’t like the fact that they hadn’t talk to each other after the retreat for two months and the guys weren’t even really planning on talking to her. Or they said they didn’t know how to get in touch, which to me is bullshit especially because they’re such like powerful and influential guys, they totally could’ve made it happen.
And then the story just went downhill from there in my opinion.
She found out that she was pregnant and they put her up in a house with her sister, and they all stayed in their own places.
They had busy lives and I don’t feel like they ever even really hung out that much. The author also did a really bad job describing how the guys looked so I just really couldn’t imagine them or get into their relationship at all.
Bloom also always wants all her leading ladies to be overweight and unattractive and with low self-esteem, and I’m just so over that it also doesn’t really make for a hot relationship if you ask me.
In the middle of the story, we meet their ex-wives who are all in their own ways horrible if you ask me. Two of them are literal bullies and so mean to Fiona like really really bad. And the other lady is supposedly best friends still with the ex and works with him. I wouldn’t have liked that either no matter how nice she was.
The two horrible ones end up doing something so beyond horrible and really destroy Fiona’s life and the guys just sit back and watch and believe their exes over Fiona.
Which is just so sad and horrible that I don’t understand why the author always does that, she makes us literally hate the guys and then we can’t come back from it. And I already had a hard time getting into the guys in the first place I don’t think I ever did.
And then, of course they have to get back together so they give her a spa day and that was good enough for her to forgive all the horrible shit that they did to her.
And the only payback or revenge they gave the two horrible exes was a trip to a wellness retreat . Yeah, cause that’s really bad, not. Those two women tried to destroy their new girlfriend’s life and that’s all they do?!?!
The whole thing was just weird and the sex scenes were just cringe to me because I couldn’t get into their relationships or the guys at all. They had zero chemistry together. Yeah there was just nothing I could really get into in the story unfortunately which sucks because it did have potential.
This book had so much potential, but it just didn’t pull through unfortunately and I feel like Bloom does that often.
The beginning was so funny it had me laughing out loud, that was only the first 20% though sadly.
In the beginning, the four of them were at this crazy wellness retreat and everything was just so funny that was going on.
Then they had sex one night and then all of a sudden we were skipping ahead two months in the book and they hadn’t spoken to each other the entire time. That was just so weird and disappointing because I feel like the wellness retreat had so much more potential in the story.
I also didn’t like the fact that they hadn’t talk to each other after the retreat for two months and the guys weren’t even really planning on talking to her. Or they said they didn’t know how to get in touch, which to me is bullshit especially because they’re such like powerful and influential guys, they totally could’ve made it happen.
And then the story just went downhill from there in my opinion.
She found out that she was pregnant and they put her up in a house with her sister, and they all stayed in their own places.
They had busy lives and I don’t feel like they ever even really hung out that much. The author also did a really bad job describing how the guys looked so I just really couldn’t imagine them or get into their relationship at all.
Bloom also always wants all her leading ladies to be overweight and unattractive and with low self-esteem, and I’m just so over that it also doesn’t really make for a hot relationship if you ask me.
In the middle of the story, we meet their ex-wives who are all in their own ways horrible if you ask me. Two of them are literal bullies and so mean to Fiona like really really bad. And the other lady is supposedly best friends still with the ex and works with him. I wouldn’t have liked that either no matter how nice she was.
The two horrible ones end up doing something so beyond horrible and really destroy Fiona’s life and the guys just sit back and watch and believe their exes over Fiona.
Which is just so sad and horrible that I don’t understand why the author always does that, she makes us literally hate the guys and then we can’t come back from it. And I already had a hard time getting into the guys in the first place I don’t think I ever did.
And then, of course they have to get back together so they give her a spa day and that was good enough for her to forgive all the horrible shit that they did to her.
And the only payback or revenge they gave the two horrible exes was a trip to a wellness retreat . Yeah, cause that’s really bad, not. Those two women tried to destroy their new girlfriend’s life and that’s all they do?!?!
The whole thing was just weird and the sex scenes were just cringe to me because I couldn’t get into their relationships or the guys at all. They had zero chemistry together. Yeah there was just nothing I could really get into in the story unfortunately which sucks because it did have potential.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
September 8, 2024
Swoon worthy RH romance
This is the second book I’ve read by this author. I’d hoped that my love of the first book wasn’t a fluke and I am overjoyed to report that this book is just as good.
Now, I get that some people struggle with the idea of the reverse harem and polyamorous relationships. I’ve read that some readers find it hard to like all the main characters enough equally for them to see how a multiple partners sharing each other could possibly work. What this author does so well is develop the characters into lovable individuals that you cannot help but love but also identify with.
In this story we meet the adorably sweet Fiona. Single mother of a cute as a button six year old son whose father refused to accept his paternity. When her wonderfully whacky sister signs her up for a far out yoga wellness retreat, she most definitely wasn’t expecting to find herself bunking with three of the hottest male specimens. I did mention she was adorable right… because all it takes is for our three men to a few hours in her chirpy, fun-loving company and they are hooked. A wild impromptu birthday party ends in a shared experience that gives Fiona a gift that will say forever.
But which one of our gorgeous divorced single dads has given her that special gift? She’s surprised when each of them vows to be the best dad to the unborn offspring and they all agree to continue share the love until the paternity can be established. However, as time passes, feelings grow and family bonds deepen, it’s not going to be easy for any of them to walk away.
Unfortunately, the problem with being a divorced single dad is that there’s often a disgruntled and unhinged ex-wife who can’t quite let go. And poor Fiona becomes a target for their hateful revenge. Is their love strong enough? Will their unusual relationship make them stronger or tear them apart?
So many emotions in this fantastic book. I laughed, cried, rolled my eyes, shook my head in despair and cheered all the way through. It’s brilliant… even when my stomach clenched in dread as the plot twisted.
Loved the characters. Engaging plot that is totally immersive. Can’t wait to dive into another and swept away into Rebel Bloom’s world. It’s a truly wonderful place.
This is the second book I’ve read by this author. I’d hoped that my love of the first book wasn’t a fluke and I am overjoyed to report that this book is just as good.
Now, I get that some people struggle with the idea of the reverse harem and polyamorous relationships. I’ve read that some readers find it hard to like all the main characters enough equally for them to see how a multiple partners sharing each other could possibly work. What this author does so well is develop the characters into lovable individuals that you cannot help but love but also identify with.
In this story we meet the adorably sweet Fiona. Single mother of a cute as a button six year old son whose father refused to accept his paternity. When her wonderfully whacky sister signs her up for a far out yoga wellness retreat, she most definitely wasn’t expecting to find herself bunking with three of the hottest male specimens. I did mention she was adorable right… because all it takes is for our three men to a few hours in her chirpy, fun-loving company and they are hooked. A wild impromptu birthday party ends in a shared experience that gives Fiona a gift that will say forever.
But which one of our gorgeous divorced single dads has given her that special gift? She’s surprised when each of them vows to be the best dad to the unborn offspring and they all agree to continue share the love until the paternity can be established. However, as time passes, feelings grow and family bonds deepen, it’s not going to be easy for any of them to walk away.
Unfortunately, the problem with being a divorced single dad is that there’s often a disgruntled and unhinged ex-wife who can’t quite let go. And poor Fiona becomes a target for their hateful revenge. Is their love strong enough? Will their unusual relationship make them stronger or tear them apart?
So many emotions in this fantastic book. I laughed, cried, rolled my eyes, shook my head in despair and cheered all the way through. It’s brilliant… even when my stomach clenched in dread as the plot twisted.
Loved the characters. Engaging plot that is totally immersive. Can’t wait to dive into another and swept away into Rebel Bloom’s world. It’s a truly wonderful place.
May 1, 2024
Fiona's sister's pays for her to go to a yoga retreat. When she arrives, she learns that they have been over booked and her and three men don't have a room to stay in. The retreat's leader is a quirky man and ends up giving the four of them his place to stay at during the retreat. When they are all alone in the room they finally speak about the situation. Fiona realizes she knows two of the men because their celebrities. Ryder is a professional chef; Jake is in a famous band and Sebastian is a businessman. They draw straws for how they will sleep (its at this point in the story you'll be laughing out loud). Its not long before they bond over what they are experiencing at the retreat and when they surprise her for her birthday things heat up between them all. Not long after they have gone their separate ways, she learns that she is pregnant, and her crazy sister helps her start tracking the guys down. This is where their journey goes from pleasant to crazy to chaos. Will they be able to work through everything to be together?
This book will have you on a rollercoaster ride and you will want to see how everything ends. Once I started this book I couldn't put it down. This is a well written and very entertaining story. Its a book that anyone would enjoy reading.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
This book will have you on a rollercoaster ride and you will want to see how everything ends. Once I started this book I couldn't put it down. This is a well written and very entertaining story. Its a book that anyone would enjoy reading.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
October 13, 2024
Fiona , Ryder, Jack & Sebastian
Die Storyline fand ich als Idee gut, die Umsetzung war jedoch mager. Der Schreibstil war leicht, jedoch stockend, es gab eine wechselnde Erzählperspektive aller Protagonisten aber leider war die Storyline bis zum Ende eher schwach gehalten und vieles passte einfach nicht zusammen.
Fiona war mir zu naive und sunny drauf. Für eine Mutter war sie leichtgängig, aufnrausend und gleichzeitig so naive das ich nur mit dem Kopf schütteln konnte. Dazu kam das mir ihr angebliche "Ahnungslosigkeit " gehörig auf die nerven ging.
Die 3 Männer Ryder, Jack und Sebastian waren auch nicht viel besser und haben von der ersten Sekunde an mit ihrer unteren Hälfte gedacht, statt sich auch nur einmal wie ein sufrichter Mann zu verhalten- sie haben es alle nicht einmal probiert.
Die Charaktere waren mir alle auf ihre Weise unsympathisch. Es gab einige lustige Szenen die mich zum schmunzeln brachten, jedoch fehlte die Ernsthaftigkeit und die Emotionen. Es hat sich eher wie eine Geschichte aus der Irrenanstalt gelesen als wie eine Romance.
Die ganzen Handlungen und Ereignisse sind schwach durchdacht und ergeben oftmals wenig Sinn, zumal ich das Gefühl hatte das diese Handlungen nur eingebracht wurden um das Buch unnötig in die Länge zu ziehen.
Die Storyline fand ich als Idee gut, die Umsetzung war jedoch mager. Der Schreibstil war leicht, jedoch stockend, es gab eine wechselnde Erzählperspektive aller Protagonisten aber leider war die Storyline bis zum Ende eher schwach gehalten und vieles passte einfach nicht zusammen.
Fiona war mir zu naive und sunny drauf. Für eine Mutter war sie leichtgängig, aufnrausend und gleichzeitig so naive das ich nur mit dem Kopf schütteln konnte. Dazu kam das mir ihr angebliche "Ahnungslosigkeit " gehörig auf die nerven ging.
Die 3 Männer Ryder, Jack und Sebastian waren auch nicht viel besser und haben von der ersten Sekunde an mit ihrer unteren Hälfte gedacht, statt sich auch nur einmal wie ein sufrichter Mann zu verhalten- sie haben es alle nicht einmal probiert.
Die Charaktere waren mir alle auf ihre Weise unsympathisch. Es gab einige lustige Szenen die mich zum schmunzeln brachten, jedoch fehlte die Ernsthaftigkeit und die Emotionen. Es hat sich eher wie eine Geschichte aus der Irrenanstalt gelesen als wie eine Romance.
Die ganzen Handlungen und Ereignisse sind schwach durchdacht und ergeben oftmals wenig Sinn, zumal ich das Gefühl hatte das diese Handlungen nur eingebracht wurden um das Buch unnötig in die Länge zu ziehen.
December 19, 2024
I do not know how to feel about this book, the way it started was amazing, I couldn’t wait for the development between the characters and then they can have the sex, maybe if we also saw how they lived before we jumped right to two months later. I truly hated that.
And then it continues, and after the big gestures (that she hated by the way) and two dates which ended horribly and with her running away, she is already falling in love? Come on man! We continue then and after not being trusted by Matt, her life is ruined by the ex-wives, she just needs a massage to forgive them? And as a reader I am upset and in a chapter I need to forgive them?! Like really?! My feelings are hurt! I feel like their apology was just lacklustre. (It felt more like a family reunion — something that should’ve been done after grovelling for a while)
I don’t know why but I needed more, needed way more. Couldn’t she have bounced back on her own then? (Get a better job, look after Avery and show them that she is not that gold digger they believed she was) They also needed to do something about their ex wives ASAP and prove to her that they are all serious about her. (Cause all along they honestly weren’t 🙄)
And then it continues, and after the big gestures (that she hated by the way) and two dates which ended horribly and with her running away, she is already falling in love? Come on man! We continue then and after not being trusted by Matt, her life is ruined by the ex-wives, she just needs a massage to forgive them? And as a reader I am upset and in a chapter I need to forgive them?! Like really?! My feelings are hurt! I feel like their apology was just lacklustre. (It felt more like a family reunion — something that should’ve been done after grovelling for a while)
I don’t know why but I needed more, needed way more. Couldn’t she have bounced back on her own then? (Get a better job, look after Avery and show them that she is not that gold digger they believed she was) They also needed to do something about their ex wives ASAP and prove to her that they are all serious about her. (Cause all along they honestly weren’t 🙄)
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April 15, 2024
Another great book from Rebel Bloom. I read this in a day and didn't want to put it down. They literally start off as strangers all if them. They end up sharing a cabin at a yoga retreat. Two celebrities one billionaire business man and a school art teacher. The guys were attracted to her automatically and she was attracted to them also. During the retreat they stay by her side. At the end of the retreat they part ways without exchanging numbers. A couple of months later she finds out that she is pregnant and has to track them down with the help of her sister. Each of the guys are divorced and two out of the 3 ex-wives try to destroy Fiona and her relationship with the guys. The exes plan actually worked for a little while. Fiona was devastated by the way the guys acted towards her due to the lies there exes told them. She tried to disappear out of their lives but her sister and a friend would not allow that to happen.
May 13, 2024
Some inconsistencies made me give it 4 stars
The principal was a jerk, and I don't know how he wasn't fired long ago.
I liked the sister (molly) she was the mean sister she needed to help her, even the dog guy(greg).
I didn't understand why the guys kept showing up at her job, though. Seems a bit much!
But I'm a sucker for a happy ending, and I qas happy that they got back together and the kids were alright. Though if they are getting married, where is the sister going to live? Maybe with Paul??
I was very quick and enjoyable read but I should have known that given who the author is....
Inconsistencies, her belly size kept changing.. her big, swollen belly, then her tiny belly. Bt the time they gave her the spa day and kids the carnival, she had to be 5+ months with twins. There's no way she's lying fave down on a massage table. At one point, she said( well, it was written) that she'd have the babies in about 6 months.
The principal was a jerk, and I don't know how he wasn't fired long ago.
I liked the sister (molly) she was the mean sister she needed to help her, even the dog guy(greg).
I didn't understand why the guys kept showing up at her job, though. Seems a bit much!
But I'm a sucker for a happy ending, and I qas happy that they got back together and the kids were alright. Though if they are getting married, where is the sister going to live? Maybe with Paul??
I was very quick and enjoyable read but I should have known that given who the author is....
Inconsistencies, her belly size kept changing.. her big, swollen belly, then her tiny belly. Bt the time they gave her the spa day and kids the carnival, she had to be 5+ months with twins. There's no way she's lying fave down on a massage table. At one point, she said( well, it was written) that she'd have the babies in about 6 months.
May 30, 2025
Disappointing
I really enjoyed the beginning of this book. It was really light-hearted and cheesy, which is exactly what I was after when I started reading. But the MMCs were pretty horrible to her towards the end of the book, which is fine that's the story, but I found the "apology" so bad. They knew they messed up almost instantly, but they let their pregnant girlfriend walk around for a week sad with zero apology. And when they finally get around to their "grand gesture", she immediately forgives them (still no actual word of apology is given, they even say we'll talk after) and they think they have the right to be intimate with her right away. When they do finally get around to apologise, it's barely an apology, and she says she's sorry too (she did absolutely nothing wrong). It felt very practical. She was pregnant so she doesn't want to be alone. Practical is not romantic. And it felt a bit icky.
I really enjoyed the beginning of this book. It was really light-hearted and cheesy, which is exactly what I was after when I started reading. But the MMCs were pretty horrible to her towards the end of the book, which is fine that's the story, but I found the "apology" so bad. They knew they messed up almost instantly, but they let their pregnant girlfriend walk around for a week sad with zero apology. And when they finally get around to their "grand gesture", she immediately forgives them (still no actual word of apology is given, they even say we'll talk after) and they think they have the right to be intimate with her right away. When they do finally get around to apologise, it's barely an apology, and she says she's sorry too (she did absolutely nothing wrong). It felt very practical. She was pregnant so she doesn't want to be alone. Practical is not romantic. And it felt a bit icky.
July 8, 2024
Rebel Bloom killed it! This book was so good.
Fiona desperately wants a weekend vacay. However, bless her heart, Mallory (her sister) is a bit unique and sends her on a retreat that’s more work than play.
The good news, there aren’t enough cabins and she’s going to share with 3 drop dead gorgeous men.
The guys turn out to be really great. And on the last night there, once they find out it’s her b-day, they give her a night she’ll never forget and a gift she’ll have forever(twins).
When she tracks them down 2 months later, after realizing she’s pregnant their all in. They want to be her babies daddy.
Trouble comes in the form of two ex wives who play on the guys weaknesses and trick them with a terrible story about Fiona.
Once the truth is revealed they work really hard to make it up to her and bring all of their families together.
Fiona desperately wants a weekend vacay. However, bless her heart, Mallory (her sister) is a bit unique and sends her on a retreat that’s more work than play.
The good news, there aren’t enough cabins and she’s going to share with 3 drop dead gorgeous men.
The guys turn out to be really great. And on the last night there, once they find out it’s her b-day, they give her a night she’ll never forget and a gift she’ll have forever(twins).
When she tracks them down 2 months later, after realizing she’s pregnant their all in. They want to be her babies daddy.
Trouble comes in the form of two ex wives who play on the guys weaknesses and trick them with a terrible story about Fiona.
Once the truth is revealed they work really hard to make it up to her and bring all of their families together.
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March 2, 2025
This could’ve been better. It was a little too cute for me though, I needed some more drama. I did learn that I love a pregnancy “trope” or whatever it’s called.
The spa scene at the end almost ruined the whole book for me though. As a massage therapist, there was so much wrong with the massage performed - one being that she wouldn’t have been able to lay on her belly, she would’ve had to have been on her side or using a belly bolster; and two, you can’t massage certain parts of the body during pregnancy because there are pressure points that can induce labor.
I also thought it was weird that they like did her makeup and painted her nails and what not. I understand that it was written that way because she didn’t want their money, just them, but if I had 3 rich af baby daddies and they gave me a homemade spa day verse a professional one I would be PISSED.
The spa scene at the end almost ruined the whole book for me though. As a massage therapist, there was so much wrong with the massage performed - one being that she wouldn’t have been able to lay on her belly, she would’ve had to have been on her side or using a belly bolster; and two, you can’t massage certain parts of the body during pregnancy because there are pressure points that can induce labor.
I also thought it was weird that they like did her makeup and painted her nails and what not. I understand that it was written that way because she didn’t want their money, just them, but if I had 3 rich af baby daddies and they gave me a homemade spa day verse a professional one I would be PISSED.
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May 12, 2024
I received this book with the understanding that I could leave a voluntary and honest review.
In this book we meet Fiona Carter, Ryder Steele, Sebastian Grant, & Jake Moreno. Fiona has been sent to a retreat by her sister. With all she has done for her she feels like she can't say no. However this feels like the weekend from hell. When she is asked if she is willing to share a cabin little did she know she would be sharing it with 3 celebrities. Each of the men is there for their own reasons. When they realize they will be sharing a cabin with Fiona they think this is both the best and worst retreat. Can they all find a HEA or will it all be too much to overcome?
Another amazing story by this author. I would highly recommend it to anyone.
In this book we meet Fiona Carter, Ryder Steele, Sebastian Grant, & Jake Moreno. Fiona has been sent to a retreat by her sister. With all she has done for her she feels like she can't say no. However this feels like the weekend from hell. When she is asked if she is willing to share a cabin little did she know she would be sharing it with 3 celebrities. Each of the men is there for their own reasons. When they realize they will be sharing a cabin with Fiona they think this is both the best and worst retreat. Can they all find a HEA or will it all be too much to overcome?
Another amazing story by this author. I would highly recommend it to anyone.
September 22, 2024
Wait, why did the believe?!?
Spoilers??? I guess……?
In the other two of these books I read, the misunderstanding that drove them apart was believable (yes, it’s a common Bloom theme). In this one? Nuh-uh. No way. They are literally calling their ex-wives demons and devils as they arrive and the next minute believing everything they say. It didn’t even take that much convincing. No way, Fiona. Run hard and run far. That’s not okay.
It would have been such a good book otherwise!! I absolutely loved how excited the guys were to be dads. Fiona deserved it after what Avery’s dad put her through. I was rooting for that HEA……until they did the exact same thing to her. Fiona must be a better woman than me, because I still can’t let it go.
Spoilers??? I guess……?
In the other two of these books I read, the misunderstanding that drove them apart was believable (yes, it’s a common Bloom theme). In this one? Nuh-uh. No way. They are literally calling their ex-wives demons and devils as they arrive and the next minute believing everything they say. It didn’t even take that much convincing. No way, Fiona. Run hard and run far. That’s not okay.
It would have been such a good book otherwise!! I absolutely loved how excited the guys were to be dads. Fiona deserved it after what Avery’s dad put her through. I was rooting for that HEA……until they did the exact same thing to her. Fiona must be a better woman than me, because I still can’t let it go.
April 13, 2024
I didn't realize how much I've been missing my Rebel Bloom books until I got to dive into this fun read and I was reminded ;) Once again, we have really interesting characters that come together under unusual circumstances and the sparks fly. In this story, Fiona gets sent on a yoga retreat by her sis but there's a booking snafu and she ends up sharing a room with single dads Jake, Ryder and Sebastian... Between the special yoga leggings, all the cute kids, nasty exes, drama, the fab grand gesture and steam, this was a highly entertaining one-sit read for me. I can't say enough about how fun and hot this book was. It's definitely getting a good spot on my re-read shelf :D
April 22, 2024
This book was extremely entertaining. I really love this author's voice. Their writing is engaging and I like their heroines. This book is not rated higher because I feel like in comparison to her other books, the characters didn't get as developed in this book. Don't get me wrong, there was still enough to propel the story forward and make you care, but it wasn't as deep. I also found myself occasionally mad at the main character - I wanted her to stand up for herself, but I realized that decision not to was a big part of her personality. I highly recommend this author's books if you like reverse harem stories. They never disappoint.
May 22, 2024
Another great read by Rebel Bloom!
I have read many stories by Rebel Bloom and will continue to do so!! I would recommend anything by her. This was not my favorite of her stories but still enjoyed the read!
Fiona goes to the yoga retreat from hell but finds herself in a delectable situation with Jake, Ryder and Sebastian. One steamy adventure later and Fiona is the ride of her life with three MMCs who want her more than anything.
Fiona’s sister is an excellent bestie character. She made me laugh out loud many times!!
Reverse harem, third act breakup, HEA, spice level 🌶️🌶️🌶️.5
I have read many stories by Rebel Bloom and will continue to do so!! I would recommend anything by her. This was not my favorite of her stories but still enjoyed the read!
Fiona goes to the yoga retreat from hell but finds herself in a delectable situation with Jake, Ryder and Sebastian. One steamy adventure later and Fiona is the ride of her life with three MMCs who want her more than anything.
Fiona’s sister is an excellent bestie character. She made me laugh out loud many times!!
Reverse harem, third act breakup, HEA, spice level 🌶️🌶️🌶️.5
December 12, 2024
Accidental Daddies is the first book that I have read by this new to me author. This is Sebastian Grant (Mr. CEO), Ryder Steele (celebrity chef), Jake Moreno (Rock Star) and Fiona Carter’s (single mom) story.
I loved Fiona’s sister! We all need sisters like kookie/crazy overprotective older sister Mallory.
I am in love with 3 new book boyfriends! Although, I would like to have seen a bit more control by Sebastian. I was happy to see there really wasn’t much in the “daddy” play like I thought there might be. After-all daddies is in the title.
I got this book on Kindle Unlimited. I really enjoyed reading this book and I will be looking for more books by this author.
I loved Fiona’s sister! We all need sisters like kookie/crazy overprotective older sister Mallory.
I am in love with 3 new book boyfriends! Although, I would like to have seen a bit more control by Sebastian. I was happy to see there really wasn’t much in the “daddy” play like I thought there might be. After-all daddies is in the title.
I got this book on Kindle Unlimited. I really enjoyed reading this book and I will be looking for more books by this author.
August 29, 2025
spoilers
These idiots owed their very pregnant girlfriend SO MUCH more groveling!! They showered her with expensive gifts that she kept trying to turn down, they insisted on being with her as soon as they found out she was pregnant, and they still believed their heinous exes?? Not to mention the utter disrespect to show up at her work, an elementary school, repeatedly. It was shameful that even their kids knew they messed up before they did. It was almost like they wanted to believe the nonsense from their incredibly untrustworthy exes. She took them back waaaay too fast.
Other than that, lovely and spicy lol
These idiots owed their very pregnant girlfriend SO MUCH more groveling!! They showered her with expensive gifts that she kept trying to turn down, they insisted on being with her as soon as they found out she was pregnant, and they still believed their heinous exes?? Not to mention the utter disrespect to show up at her work, an elementary school, repeatedly. It was shameful that even their kids knew they messed up before they did. It was almost like they wanted to believe the nonsense from their incredibly untrustworthy exes. She took them back waaaay too fast.
Other than that, lovely and spicy lol
April 12, 2024
When a booking snafu has three men and a woman having to share a cabin, things heat up. Fiona is on a vacation retreat courtesy of her sister when the situation happens. Jake, Ryder and Sebastian are getting over divorces and can't believe the situation they find themselves in but one look at Fiona have them all in. This thrilling story had me all caught up in it from the first page cheering for Fiona and her men to get their chance for happiness.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
April 12, 2024
This was my first read from Rebel Bloom, and I’m not disappointed! Single mom, Fiona, goes on a single-parent wellness retreat and ends up having to share a cabin with three hot men. Cute storyline, and hot scenes made me read this book pretty fast. Loved how they all stepped up for her and went all in when they had to. If you like reverse harem romance with spice, over-protective alphas with a huge heart, then this is the book for you.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
April 26, 2024
This was actually a really cute story with lots of ups and downs. Fiona and three very attractive men, end up in a snafu at a yoga retreat and share a cabin. Fi’s there because her sister is trying to give her a nice time. The guys, Ryder, Sebastian and Jake are there to fix their image, make their handlers happy or deal with their baggage. What they find is the amazingly kind woman they all want to lust after. They help Fiona celebrate her birthday and think they’ll go their separate ways when the retreat is over, until Fiona turns up pregnant. It’s a wild ride at the men fight for Fi, their ex wives fight for them and Fiona fights to be a good mom to her son Avery and her unborn child. I really enjoyed the character growth and the way these men adore Fi and her son. Even her sister becomes a vital part of their lives and it’s heart warming. Definitely worth a read if you love a good why choose.
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