Don’s Girl

by Mae K. Knight

A year ago, I kissed a man I shouldn’t have.

And he remembers.

When I drink more than I can handle, he punishes me.

I shouldn’t like it.

Shouldn’t beg for more.

Shouldn’t call him Daddy.

But I do.

And it’s only the beginning for us.

57 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 24, 2025

Reviews

[Hera Brown · Rating 5 out of 5]

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All I want to know is did Jer joined in? 😂😂😂😂 this was a good read but the ending was HOT!!!

[jor · Rating 5 out of 5]

Don's Girl has quickly become my favorite in the Temptation Shorts. There's teasing and instant spice that makes you wish you were Rachel. The end of this took me by surprise making me think it was taking a whole different turn 👀😂 but now i'm desperate for Jeremy's book. This short is low plot, high spice, but oh so worth the read. I am obsessed with this one and can't wait for more Temptation Shorts!

[Sarah Seelbaugh · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book redefines the concept of love. Don and Rachel are determined to be together, unbothered by anyone's opinions or observations. They are ready for anything that comes their way. Despite being a novella, this tale is filled with excitement and passion! I eagerly anticipate what M.M. Knight has in store next in these enticing short stories. I truly enjoyed this story immensely!

[Melissa Keifer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Eeekkkk y'all this story had me blushing nonstop. Don is afraid to go after what he wants and he's not worried about who knows it either. And Rachel she is just as down for everything Don has to give. No matter who it upsets or how many disgusted looks they may get.

[Lenore · Rating 5 out of 5]

M. M. Knight’s Don’s Girl did exactly what I needed it to do—and then some. As a short read, this novella pulled me in instantly, and I was blushing from the very first pages. I’ll be honest: I don’t typically love novellas because they’re often too short to truly hook me or make me care. This one had zero of those issues.

Despite its length, the story was engaging, confident, and incredibly effective at drawing me in emotionally. The age‑difference dynamic was one of my favorite parts, and the author handled it really well—it felt intentional, balanced, and added to the tension rather than distracting from it. I also loved the edginess surrounding the brothers’ relationship; it brought an extra layer of intensity that made the story even more compelling.

Overall, this book was chef’s kiss. It knew exactly what it was, delivered on its promise, and left me thoroughly satisfied. A short, spicy, well‑done read that absolutely worked for me. I genuinely enjoyed it and would happily read more from this author.