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Daddy's Day
"We’re caught in the forbidden. And it’s not going to change until I have him sinking so deep inside me, it won’t ever make sense to come out."
A crush doesn't last. Or at least, it shouldn't, especially when it's burning for someone you can't have.
But for Roxy Kent, a vibrant and outgoing drama student, it's more than just about fighting a supposed crush. It's about keeping her thoughts away from the ex-man of the house, while trying to navigate the complications of adulthood. Unfortunately, it's not as easy as it sounds, because he's not just someone you forget.
He's the type of crush that never dies.
A crush doesn't last. Or at least, it shouldn't, especially when it's burning for someone you can't have.
But for Roxy Kent, a vibrant and outgoing drama student, it's more than just about fighting a supposed crush. It's about keeping her thoughts away from the ex-man of the house, while trying to navigate the complications of adulthood. Unfortunately, it's not as easy as it sounds, because he's not just someone you forget.
He's the type of crush that never dies.
23 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 28, 2017
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November 27, 2018
It Tried It
When a shorter novella dives right into the machinations of a calculating teenager without establishing any motivation...it's hard to root for anyone involved. Such is the case here. Too little character development.
When a shorter novella dives right into the machinations of a calculating teenager without establishing any motivation...it's hard to root for anyone involved. Such is the case here. Too little character development.
March 1, 2020
Repetitive
One read like another! Would not repeat this effort. Imagination and age constraints create repetitive story lines.
I don't think I
One read like another! Would not repeat this effort. Imagination and age constraints create repetitive story lines.
I don't think I
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews