Independent reviewer for gay Romance Reviews, I was gifted my copy of this book.
This is book 5 in the Care and Command series, but each book can be read as a stand alone, with no overlapping characters.
I liked this one, not as much as the rest though, and I've no idea why!
Oh it's still good, don't get me wrong, but something about it just doesn't push any of my buttons and I'm a bit sad about that.
Jett isn't the diva he portrays to the world, and Silas saw right through that, right from the start.
I liked that Silas, bless him, TRIES to deny his feelings for Jett, and that those feelings run deep from very early on. I liked that Jett admits his attraction to Silas, and that he plans to use that attraction to get what he wants but very quickly realises that Silas will not be played.
I LOVED that Jett finds he needs Silas' praise and positive interactions far more than the negative stuff Jett dealt with before. Loved that Jett calls to Silas in his hour of need.
What I loved most about this though, was this book focuses more on the CARE aspect of a Daddy/boy relationship. Silas is a Daddy but prefers to be called Papa, he isn't into littles. He just needs someone to care for, and Jett so desperately needs the care he can give him. IF Jett will let Silas in.
It's not especially explicit, its more about the emotions running through Jett and Silas rather than the physical aspect.
All in all I liked this book, but overall, couldn't quite love it like I did the rest of the series.
3 stars
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