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Giving Her What She Needs: A Forbidden Romance of Control and Care

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She’s my college best friend’s mom.

Nineteen years older. Newly divorced.

And for the last four years, I’ve been quietly obsessed with her.



When he asked me to stay with her while he was away, he had no idea what he was really giving me—

Access. Time. A chance to show her what she needs.



She’s anxious. Unsettled. Fractured in ways no one else sees.



But I do.



And I fix it—with my mouth, with my hands, and with the only kind of comfort her body truly responds to.

When she gets overwhelmed, she doesn’t reach for a pill. She drops to her knees and wraps her lips around me.

She sucks to stay sane.

She sucks to breathe.

She sucks because I trained her to.



And now?



She’s mine.



One bed. One routine. One mouth made to soothe.



This isn’t just a romance.

This is what happens when the line between comfort and control blurs, and a man gives the woman he loves exactly what her body craves most.

Perfect for readers who



Possessive, obsessive menMom’s best friend / age-gap tabooOral fixation / pacifier kinkCalm-down D/s dynamicsFully male POVNo cheating. No breakups. Just soft, filthy obsession

162 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 14, 2025

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Isla Storme

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2.5 Stars
I was wavering between rounding this up or down, but even though the writing was good, I just didn't enjoy the "story". It started out good, with plot, but as soon as he moved in with her, it was pure smut. Which I can be here for, but it was too much, with no dialogue, and no background on why he was doing what he was doing. I wondered if he was a psych major, or just a master manipulator. Was there a deeper meaning that he wanted his friend's mom. And the end! I thought initially it would be hot, the way things played out, but once it was on page, it was just awkward for me. Over all, one of my most anticipated reads by this author, but ending up as one of my least favourites.
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