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Moving In: A Slice of Life Contemporary Romance

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What is a house husband, but a man who satisfies his women?

Edward Jordan is a classically trained butler. After years of schooling, he is finally ready to work, but first he needs a place to stay.

The beach house he found seemed too good to be true. It had been listed for months, the rent was below average, and the current inhabitants were three gorgeous women.

Valentina was friendly and funny, Haley was serious and ambitious, and Aspen was a quiet, spoiled, rich girl. There was nothing wrong with the place, though, so when he got the chance to move in, Edward took it.

After about five minutes, he realized these women didn’t need a housemate. They needed help. The rooms they didn’t show him were a mess, their diets consisted of fast food and microwaved meals, and their love lives were in all sorts of disarray.

Luckily, Edward is a jack of all trades. A butler could have a hundred different responsibilities, after all. But once the girls get used to having a man around, will they ever let him go?

Does he even want them to?

107 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 24, 2025

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Dirk Knight

12 books80 followers
Dirk Knight lives in Phoenix with his wife and two daughters, and works in sales. Dirk is now devoting himself to his passion after having spent a great number of years in and out of recovery and addiction. Dirk studied English, journalism and creative writing in college, but never pursued his literary goals due to his addictions and other restrictions.


"I started writing for myself, to satisfy urges and entertain my curiosities. I wanted to know how many of us think the way I do. I have lived in the most depressing and joyful situations. I have starved and lived in cars, I have also had more money than I could spend and had gifts that brought me exquisite joy. From my vantage point, humans are the most unpredictable, astonishing, hateful and sacrificing creatures. I want to understand us (humanity) better and, for me, understanding of humanity... my humanity... comes from writing fiction, and examining what people might do when they feel no one is watching, what people are capable of (horrible and great), and imaging how seemingly normal people would react if they had exhausted the rational (and sometimes irrational) options. I hope you will join me in my quest to reveal the darkest and brightest aspects of human nature...what will we do when the lights are out?"

-Dirk Knight.

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Displaying 1 - 13 of 13 reviews
1,036 reviews12 followers
April 6, 2026
Very cool, happy, exciting and a little edgy

This book found me truly enthused. I read through it at a quick page turning pace on account of its exceptionally engaging story. Also no AI, also known as “Asinine Litter”. It’s always nice to read things that dosen’t have to be analyzed in your head every sentence and restructured to make sense and actually literate. AI! Should be called anti intelligence, however I digress. Touchy issue
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197 reviews1 follower
December 17, 2025
Butler of many talents

Nice storyline and enough spice to keep the story going. Can't wait to see how the relationships develop and grow!
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Author 2 books5 followers
October 16, 2025
When it comes to suggestive pen names, I have to admit that 'Dirk Knight' is right up there. Anyway, Dirk brings us Moving In, the first novella in a series, and it qualifies for both male and female fever dream status. (By the way, I knocked off a 'star' due to the author's pen name.)

The MMC was an up-and-coming butler who was between jobs and looking for a place to stay. As luck would have it, there were three beautiful young ladies who were rooming together in a beachside mini-mansion in North Carolina who required another roommate to help pay the bills. The MMC answered the ad and got approved, then he moved out of his hotel room into the ladies' house.

The fever dream for the ladies was having a young, charming, good-looking man who could cook and clean for them. The fever dream for the MMC was living in the same house with three beautiful single women at the peaks of their libidos. As promised by the book's title and cover, nature eventually took its course. However, there were only two fairly tame spice scenes, so those worried about overbearing sexual TMI, this book might work better for you.

In terms of categorization, I'm not sure this qualifies as a contemporary romance. The relationships between the MMC and his female roommates were much too casual for that. But the 'slice of life' description fits okay. Anyway, if you want a quick, mildly-spicy and entertaining little book to read in the hammock in your back yard on a Saturday afternoon, Moving In is not a bad choice.
141 reviews6 followers
December 27, 2025
Good Show

I really liked the start of this series. Light and easy to read. Good character development and interaction between characters. Highly recommended, I’m looking for more.
474 reviews9 followers
January 27, 2026
Pleasant and enjoyable characters

The story and its progression is refreshing and allows the reader to become acquainted in a gradual manner with each of the characters. The story flows smoothly and is a lot of fun!
327 reviews4 followers
February 3, 2026
Love by threes

What is a house husbands job and how are the hours kept. I loved this introduction to being a house husband. This is a great way to learn how to love care for others.
53 reviews
March 12, 2026
Interesting turn of events

Well-paced introduction of Ed to his new living arrangements. Nicely woven arcs of his three distinctly different housemates while doing a nice job of setting the stage for more adventures.
29 reviews3 followers
July 7, 2025
I liked it

It wasn’t very long or descriptive in the sex scenes but still a good story nonetheless and I’m looking forward to the next one.
6 reviews
July 19, 2025
pretty good

It was pleasant and good. Being house husband is a dream of mine. However, I don’t think Val’s job was mentioned until the minute the emergency happened.
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Author 9 books26 followers
September 12, 2025
Surprisingly Good

I've never read this author before and was pleased that the book was more story than sex. Can't wait for book 2
73 reviews2 followers
December 22, 2025
I love 🥰 this book 📕 and the butler

Five stars 🌟 and I can not wait to see what happens in the next chapter of this series and I can’t wait to read more of your work xx 😘
6 reviews1 follower
February 21, 2026
Fun!

Imaginative and well-written, just enough erotic tease. I will buy the next of this series now.
I look forward to reading Ed s good fortune.
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