One week under the scorching southern Italian sun. Is it enough to find out there’s someone for everyone? One older, resigned little and a belligerent lone Daddy doubt it.
Rowan escaped to Puglia to work through his grief of losing his husband by rebuilding a derelict cluster of the region’s heritage buildings. His friends told him he was stupid and quickly dropped away, leaving him to complete the dream he’d shared with Christof.
Three long years later, the Trulli Cupido are ready for guests, adults with the same penchant as him: exclusive holidays for Daddies and their littles or boys. But he doubts he’ll find himself another Daddy; he’s too old now. Until he walks in, and hope soars in his chest.
Ethan can’t believe he’s let himself be talked into a holiday by his best friend. Being a lone Daddy on a holiday for couples is going to be a disaster. The brilliant white cone-topped villa is stunning and romantic, but the chance of finding a little will be slim to none. But he never expected his host, the most beautiful man he’s ever seen. Could he be the one for him?
Trulli, Madly, Deeply features an unconventional Daddy and a little who’s given up on love. This book is part of the Destination Daddies multi-author series. Each book can be read as a standalone, but there are so many destinations and Daddies to discover. Why not grab them all?
Hiding behind a quiet unassuming facade J J reads and writes hot sexy stories. Stories of men loving men as well as women loving men. What would the neighbors think!!
As long as the men are hot alpha's and the women are strong in their own right then they have a place in J J's books.
JJ also has a kinkier side and writes under the name of AG Silver. So, make sure you look out for those books too.
Rowan has lived the last five years trying to live while mourning his husband Marcus after an accident took his life. Now he is trying to honor him and his memory by completing and opening "Trulli Cupido", a resort in Italy for "Daddies" and their "Littles". that they bought together to renovate before he died. Just before the next week’s guests are due to arrive, Marcus comes to Rowan in a dream and tells him “It’s time to open your heart again, my love. You’ve grieved for long enough. I love you, and I know you love me, my best boy. But he’s coming for you soon, and when he finds you, let him in. Rowan, you deserve him.” Of course, it turns out that Ethan is the "Daddy". Ethan has a "boy", John...but John is more interested in Ethan's money than any type of relationship, but he did agree to go to Italy for the weeklong event at the Trulli Cupido, sponsored by Club Cuffed' "Destination Daddy" event...but John left Ethan at the airport. The plane had started to board so Ethan decided he would go on his own and maybe meet someone for the week or just have some sun and relaxation. Turns out that he did both...Rowan knew the moment he saw Ethan that this was who Marcus had told him about in his dream...but could a chance encounter be the answer to both men’s desires and dreams? I really don't believe in the "one for one look and I’ve found the perfect love that I’ve been searching for idea... however the idea of Marcus, coming to Rowan in his dream, really paved the path for me to hope that this was really the case for Rowan. Rowan needed to move on and could only find the way in his heart after he knew that Marcus gave his blessings. I loved the two friends that traveled to Italy with Ethan, Luke and Mattie. They were true friends. Mattie and Rowan became good friends right off, and Luke and Ethan had been best friends for years. This is a quick paced book that is part of a multi-author series. It was a fast read that I thoroughly enjoyed but, as usual, wished there was more.
What is a 'Trulli? I didn't know so I asked "Mr. Google" ...and he said: Trulli's are traditional dry-stone huts with a corbelled roof, specific to the Itria Valley in the region of Puglia, Italy. These unique structures were originally constructed as temporary field shelters, storehouses, or even permanent dwellings by small-scale landowners or agricultural laborers12. The term “trullo” itself refers to a house whose internal space is covered by a dry stone corbelled or keystone vault. The word “trullo” is an Italianized form of the dialectal term “truddu”, which was used in a specific area of the Salentine peninsula. In this context, it denotes the local agricultural dry-stone hut.
I've loved JJ Harper's Daddy/boy books before, but this one just didn't quite work as well for me.
I loved the dynamic of the older boy/younger daddy, but the insta-love was too much. These two had never even seen each other or spoken, yet it was destined from first sight.
I always love dual POV, but this kept skipping times and sometimes overlapped, but sometimes didn't, and I found myself questioning what I'd read in the previous chapter when months had gone by with no mention of time passing. It was just sort of weird to me. It made it hard to keep track of what was going on and where they were in the relationship.
Just as with Denver's Calling, manufactured drama in the last 20 percent of the book, really put the nail in the coffin for me.
The story was ok. I don't mind insta-love when done well...this one missed the mark for me. It's almost cliche at this point when authors write BDSM relationships that move super quickly. It's ok to have insta attraction or even 2 people destined to meet each other, but there has to be a bit more and that was really lacking in this book for me.
I enjoy reading JJ Harper's books because I like her easy-going, fluffy writing style. After a few pages, I was in the story. I liked the two protagonists from the beginning. Ethan is planning a vacation with his boy and mutual friends. Shortly before departure, his boy ends the relationship and Ethan flies alone. At the resort, he meets Rowan, the owner. When the two meet for the first time, they immediately feel the sparks flying. But Rowan is a widower and even after 5 years he is still deeply grieving. Rowan's feelings were well described by the author and the way Ethan deals with them was heartwarming. Ethan is a very caring daddy who is willing to give up a lot for Rowan. But things often turn out differently than you think and the fledgling relationship is put to the test. I received an advanced reader copy of this book and this is my honest review.
If you are looking for a sweet, entertaining and heartwarming vacation read full of feelings, this is it!
The relationship feels very rushed and based on nothing more than a dream and a spark at a handshake. I just didn’t connect with the insta-love in this one in part because they hardly talked to each other and the one MC is with someone else in the beginning.
I just finished this book and this is the first time that I have been disappointed by a novel by JJ Harper.
What a shame, because I have always loved JJ's way of getting out of cliches and approaching the role reversals. A submissive or little older than his daddy.
Although little, I hated Rowan's cowardly side.
The last straw was the unnecessary drama between Johnny and Ethan, too pathetic.
The only gift has been the discovery of the pretty region of Puglia and the trullis
Independent reviewer for Gay Romance Reviews, I was gifted my copy of this book.
This is the first book I've read in the Destination Daddies series, but I didn't realise that til AFTER so I didn't miss anything by not doing. My interest is piqued though!
I liked this, I liked it a good amount but it was, for ME, a little bit too far into the little scene that I liked. Just a tad. And the SPEED at which this book moved was a bit too much for me too.
Oh I KNOW the book was set only over the space of a week, but still, I struggle with super-fast "I love you"s at the best of times.
It is beautifully written, though! Don't get me wrong, there is nothing at all wrong with this book bar the two things I mentioned, and I'm sorry I couldn't love this book.
Both Rowan and Ethan have a say. We get all of Ethan shock at being left at the airport. All of his almost instant attraction to Rowan, and how Rowan pings ALL his Daddy radar buttons. But we also get Rowan, and all of his emotions about the Trulli Cupido and who was supposed to be there with him, but wasn't. All of his thoughts about watching the other couples there, and how much he wants that for himself. And all of his reactions to Ethan, who wasn't supposed to be there alone, but is.
It's incredibly sweet in places, and you feel for Rowan, after he has his dream. 3 years is a long time to be alone, and Rowan's reaction to Ethan is powerful, coming out of nowhere but equally, Ethan's to Rowan is too.
The fact that they are so beautifully in tune with in each other was wonderful to read.
I'm interested in ready Luke and Mattie's story, if there is one. Also, John snuck up on me! I didn't like him after what he does to Ethan and then to Ethan AND Rowan, but it appears he turned a corner somewhere!
Someone will love this book for the very things that I didn't, and I am glad that they will. Because it is a GOOD book, one that just pushes my buttons a tad too hard.
A solid premise and some really sweet points, but felt a bit rushed
This one is a hard one for me as I think the book could have been amazing but the rushed pace left it falling a bit flat. First of all, I really liked the premise. Rowan was trying so hard to move on and find a place for himself without the person he thought he’d spend the rest of his life with. He was sweet but often incredibly down on himself and I was really glad that he found that he could have something more from life. I liked Ethan but had a bit more trouble connecting with him. I wasn’t in love with the way he handled his relationship with Johnny and did feel that the blame was being placed squarely on one person’s shoulder when they really actually shared it. That being said, the Ethan we get after that is very much a caring and loving person. The problem for me was that everything felt very rushed. Don’t get me wrong, I love an instalove book but I do think there is a difference between instalove and something feeling rushed. For me, this fell towards being rushed. There were some weird movements in respect of time (significant time jumps) that also maybe pushed that feeling of being rushed. I do also think that the jump from Ethan being with Johnny to Ethan being completely in love with Rowan was quite sudden. I’m not saying that people have to take a certain amount of time if they meet their one (especially not in fiction) but I do think that added to the rushed feeling overall. I mentioned that I wasn’t initially as much of a fan of Ethan because of his relationship with Johnny and I think again a little more time (and perhaps a little introspection) would have helped. It’s a pity because the premise was great and this could have very easily I think been a 5 star for me. Worth a read and others may feel differently about the pace (there’s certainly nothing wrong with the writing itself and the characters are interesting).
Rowan and his husband had a dream of fixing up a property in Italy to be a special Daddy/ Little resort. Even though Rowan has unexpectedly lost his husband, he is still following their dream. It may have taken three years for his friend and him to get the resort up and running but it is finally ready. He is very happy to be a safe place for Daddies and their Littles to have fun. Watching them, he is starting to feel lonely and is afraid that he will never find a Daddy who will want an older Little. Then Rowan meets Ethan, a Daddy on an a cuff'd destination weekend. To Rowan's great surprise, Ethan is very interested in him. Now Rowan has to decide whether he will open up to a new Daddy and risk his heart again.
Ethan has had problems finding the Little he has always dreamed of having. He wants a sweet, well-behaved little who is older. Until he finds his perfecgt Little, he has been playing with different Littles at the club. He has played with the same Little for several weeks and has decided to see how far the relationship. He knows that they aren't perfect matches. Then his best friends invite them to go on a vacation resort in Italy for a Cuff'd destinations weekend. Ethan and his Little agree to go and make arrangements but then Ethan finds himself solo on the plane. When he arrives at the resort, he is instantly drawn to the Little who runs it. He is just the older Little that Ethan has always wanted. As Ethan gets to know Rowan, he is willing to take any chance to be together but Rowan seems unsure.
I received a copy of this story and this is my honest review.
I'm loving this Destinations series so far. Each story is a stand alone and has offered a variety of tropes and characters so far. Trulli, Madly, Deeply has one of my favourites, a younger daddy/older boy and also deals slightly with moving on from grief of losing a loved one. Rowan has been rebuilding the trullis ready to rent out to others just like himself, providing a safe place for daddies and their boys to go on holiday, relax and enjoy their time with no worries. Ethan turns up with his friends and minus the now ex who only informed him at the airport that he wasn't going. Fine, as they weren't a perfect match anyway...... That would be Rowan and Ethan, as soon as they lay eyes on each other, they are who the other has wished for for a long time and it's sweet to read the yearning on both sides until they take that chance in each other. It's a lovely story to read, taking place in a lovely setting. Both men have friends who are eager for them to be happy and support them throughout and when it comes to each other, they really do seem like a perfect match in regards to all aspects of their relationship. Rowan's little side is too cute, especially when he's interacting with Bear and Ethan is completely drawn in, needing to care for the young boy who pulls on his heart. There's a moment of drama that puts things in momentary jeopardy but always listen to daddy as he knows best. A great addition to the series and one for those who enjoy a daddy and little relationship. I received an ARC and am happily giving a review.
I've been loving the Destination Daddies series, and based on the premise here - especially the younger Daddy/older boy dynamic - I began this book looking forward to a fun and sweet kinky Italian getaway. Unfortunately, this story didn't really work for me.
I don't necessarily need to "like" the main characters in order to enjoy a book, but the whole premise of a sweet Daddy/boy love story - built upon trust, honesty and open communication - was essentially undone for me from the start by Ethan's treatment of his pre-Rowan little, Johnny.
Ethan pursues more with Johnny knowing they weren't the right fit for each other, moves too fast for him, nearly throws a public tantrum when Johnny breaks up with him, and then downplays their relationship to others (and is awful again when Johnny - whose now been made a villain - reappears later). It was all very un-Daddy-like behavior for someone considering himself a nurturing caretaker, and was inconsistent with who Ethan is in the rest of the story.
Going directly from the breakup to insta-love and forever declarations basically upon meeting Rowan also gave some relationship whiplash that was all too rushed to feel like a genuine connection. I did like Rowan, though, and was ultimately happy for him to have found the Daddy he longed for after having suffered the tragic loss of his husband years before. I received an advance reading e-copy of this book and have left this honest review voluntarily. (Also read in KU.)
This story has tons of charming elements (I’ve learned what trulli are! They’re lovely) and very sweet characters (Rowan in particular is pretty much sincerity and kindness personified). I liked the premise and thought that overall, it was a charming read. There were some parts, however, that I didn’t think always lived up to the potential of the whole. The emotional components of the protagonists’ relationship definitely qualify as instalove: I think it takes a single conversation (plus a significant dream) to set them on the path for commitment and while I can sort of see the romantic appeal in theory, in practice it did feel somewhat rushed and underdeveloped. The fact that that instalove lasted just long enough to have one character giving up his job and his home to move in with the other, before the (reasonable, but still) doubts set in was definitely an interesting choice. On the theme of interesting choices, the story’s antagonist felt more like a thinly disguised plot device than actual character: his actions make zero sense but provide some useful drama. It was effective, but a bit contrived, and I would have liked something that felt a bit more realistic as the catalyst for their “next step.” Overall, however, this is a really lovely if quickly developed romance between two likeable characters.
*I received an ARC of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
This is J J Harper’s story as part of the Destination Daddies anthology- Trulli, Madly, Deeply is sweet low angst story between Rowan & Ethan- an older boy with a much younger daddy. This relationship is not something I have read before in daddy books and it felt very refreshing due to the dynamic between the main characters, and the storyline that J J Harper has developed. Both Rowan & Ethan were likeable characters who found that insta lust turned into insta love and it felt very organic- now I know insta love is not everyone’s favourite trope, but it worked well here- remembering, that it is a short story therefore we cannot expect a long drawn out courtship here ( plus insta love does happen and I love it!) Rowan lives in Italy and has built and runs a holiday resort for daddies & boys- a long held dream of his and his previous partner that has come to fruition for its first season, Ethan ends up going on his holiday there but alone 😱 There was some drama but was quickly resolved and this was a quick easy but lovely read- perfect for a relaxing afternoon to rid your mind of the day to day humdrum. All in all this is a lovely, sweet book with some super characters- the writing as always was very developed and well rounded which helps the flow of the story, and is a fabulous addition to Destination Daddies!!! Thank you xoxo
I enjoyed Ethan and Rowan's sweet romance, but I wish the focus had stayed on their growing relationship instead of veering off into random drama. Their connection was a bit too instalove for my liking, but after seeing how perfectly matched the two of them were it was hard not to fall in love. I was excited about the concept of the Trulli resort, and even though Ethan showing up single wasn't the plan it all seemed to be shaping up nicely. The Daddy/boy bonding he and Rowan shared was lovely, their chemistry was off the charts, and the two of them were well on their way towards a lifelong love. Where the story lost me was when Johnny showed back up again. From that moment on, something felt off about their connection. I don't know if it was because that moment was the first time either of them let on that their relationship wasn't all sunshine and roses or because it surprised me to see how quickly Rowan doubted the strength of their love, but it took me a while to get back on the same page as these two. I wasn't unhappy with how their story ended or anything, I just would have preferred to leave Johnny out of it entirely and instead focus on how Rowan and Ethan reshaped their lives to be together.
**I voluntarily read an ARC of this book. This review expresses my honest thoughts and opinions.
Loved the concept of this book. Recently dumped Daddy goes on a Cuffd Destinations vacation to Italy with some of his friends, and meets his forever boy, who is also the owner of the vacation spot. The story was insta-love, sweet, relatively angst-free, and really focused on the two MCs and their dynamic.
Unfortunately, the book felt rushed. Normally, this author’s stories are immersive and there’s depth to the characters, the scenes, etc. But this book was very… shallow? It tried to be too cutesy and missed the mark of being an immersive story. There wasn’t even a mention of Cuffd as part of the plot, except for the same advert from the app that’s mentioned in all the books. It could have been skipped altogether and wouldn’t have been missed. The “setting the stage” for the two guys? The dream was a bit over the top and the insta-love was insta-insta-love. The little bit of drama halfway in? Didn’t feel right – way too staged. The resolution of that drama near the end? Not enough detail to really understand it. Maybe I’m being too critical, but the book just didn’t pull together for me.
I love this author, but can’t really recommend this read if you want substance.
An older little and a younger Daddy! Rowan was living his life with the memories of his dead husband inspiring him to build the resort they both had dreamed on while he was alive. Rowan built a special place just for Daddies and littles to enjoy and just be themselves without having to hide. It was a huge success and soon it was fully booked. Ethan had planned on going to a special vacation with his boy, even though he knew that Johnny wasn't his forever boy. At the last minute, Johnny decided not to go and Ethan went inspire of being without his boy. At least he would have his friends and other littles to play with and maybe get to know. From the first glance, Rowan and Ethan had a connection. Soon they were daddy and boy, at least for the week. As the week ending, Ethan decided to not go back to the UK and to stay and see if they could be a couple.
This is such a sweet story, featuring an older little who falls in love with a younger daddy that fills every lonely spot in Rowan's life, just like Ethan now has Rowan. The story shows how men can go from being just an adult to dive into little space and do it 24/7. Both main characters are special and I loved reading about them and their story.
I received an ARC of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
A super cute, low-angst, insta-love age play story.
I was instantly drawn to this book because it’s set in my home country, and that would be a huge plus for me alone, but if you add the great title, with a twist on one of my favourite songs ever, there was no way I was passing it up. Plus, JJ Harper is one of those authors I know I can’t go wrong with. I absolutely adore JJ Harper’s littles, they are always the sweetest, cutest boys and she has a real talent for writing them. Rowan is no different: a lost boy who has gone and hidden himself in Puglia, Italy after the date of his late husband and Daddy, he has created a getaway holyday paradise for Daddies and littles. Ethan knows what he’s looking for is hard to find: a younger Daddy for an older boy is not “the norm”. But when he flies to Puglia, left stranded at the airport by the boy he’s currently playing with, and finds himself in Trulli Cupido, he knows instantly he has found his forever boy! I loved the older boy/younger daddy dynamics, it’s somewhat unusual but it did work. Rowan is adorable and Ethan is just such a sweet Daddy.
This particular Destination Daddies romance took me a bit to get into. I guess I was anxious for Ethan and Rowan to meet. The guy Ethan was with prior to Rowan didn't show signs of flakeness and their issues up to last minute seemed ridiculous. So when Ethan and Rowan finally met, I got into the story more. The instant connection was sweet and I enjoyed their dynamic. Rowan gave me all kinds of feels and when he became "little" he was cute. i'm glad he was able to find another fantastic daddy in Ethan. I will say part of the book had me confused on the age of Ethan...in the beginning I could have sworn he was an older gentleman but when he got with Rowan I think he was younger...very confusing...then the time elapse between the chapters weren't always clear...I found myself playing catch up a lot...trying to figure out whats really going on...going back rereading to make sure I'm following...so yeah that effected my rating of this romance. I really like the premise...the story/romance itself was nice but minor irritants that kept me fully enjoying it.
I chose to read this book first because it is set in beautiful Puglia in Italy and because I liked the idea of an older boy and a younger Daddy.
Unfortunately, the story did not meet my expectations. I just could not get over the instalove that sparked between Ethan and Rowan. All happened just too quickly, without thinking things through. After less than 12 hours the two MCs were already thinking of a forever relationship. The author tried to describe it as if their relationship was destiny, but to me, it killed any kind of romance. A Daddy/little relationship is very peculiar and requires a lot of trust, and this cannot be achieved overnight; it is just not believable, also and especially considering Rowan’s past and family background.
The book is not very long so there are a few fast-forward jumps in time that just interrupted the flow of the storyline and further cooled the heat level that never really reached more than a simmering level.
The little/Daddy kink is well described in all its details, including the change of nappies by Daddy, so you have to like this kind of kink, otherwise, this is definitely not the story for you.
I received an advanced reader copy of this book and this is my honest review. I give it only three stars because there were some chapters where I could feel the connection and love between the MCs, and I am sure there are readers out there who will love this story; personally, I came to the conclusion that this is not the kind of kink I will want to read about again in the future.
Another great story in the Destination Daddies world. Trulli, Madly, Deeply was a heartwarming, touching story by JJ Harper. Rowan is working through becoming a widower by fulfilling his husband's last wish of renovating and opening an all inclusive resort in Italy. Ethan plans a trip to the resort for him and his new boy, but is disappointed when his boy dumps him at the airport. Flash forward to when they first meet and it's just instant chemistry. This is the total opposite of a slow-burn story. They burn hot, fast and frequently! I really enjoyed how the author really took into consideration Rowan’s feelings about his husband and didn’t just brush it off as a past relationship. You will always love those you have lost, but need to make room in your heart for new attachments. Ethan was written as such a caring Daddy that you just couldn’t help but love them together. Throw in a little angst to show that the path most worth following is not always smooth and you have a great quick read that I think everyone will really enjoy!
I have loved all of the books in this multi-author series so far and this one from JJ Harper does not disappoint.
This is a really sweet low-angst story of an older boy with a younger daddy which is something I find we don’t get to see that often but I think is really sweet. Ethan is a younger man, living in the UK and Rowan is an older man who was widowed a few years previously and lives in Italy running a holiday resort which is part of the Cuff’d Destinations promotion. I was a little concerned when I first started reading this book but it does move fairly quickly and my fears were short-lived. I liked how the two characters interacted with each other and with the other characters within the book. I also enjoyed the fact that whilst there was a slight drama to the storyline, this was short-lived and resolved fairly quickly. It also made a change to go beyond the initial break as well and it was fun to see how the relationship developed further outside of the initial break.
M/M Daddy ABDL Short story Age gap with reverse norm (older boy)
I was given a free arc copy from the author and the GRR arc team for review.
I loved this book. It definitely moves to one of the top favs in this series. This was such a sweet story with a little sexy and very little angst. Both MCs were very loveable and well developed. They had great chemistry that you could feel from the very first mentioned sparks. This book was well under 3 hours and I read it one read. It could not put it down it was so cute. It is a short story so some may find it instalove but I really felt that there was a nice gradual relationship development that felt realistic for the most part. They both have been waiting for so long for their perfect match so they were willing to jump all in. I thought that this was well written and I would definitely recommend it. There is great world building too it made me want to just stay there and read about more couples.
Rowan lost Marcus his Daddy and husband and escaped to Puglia to work through his grief by rebuilding a derelict cluster of heritage buildings. Three years later the Trulli Cupido is ready for holidays for Daddies and their littles/boys so they can be happy even though he knows he himself os too old for a new Daddy. Ethan is a Daddy who is single among a lot of couples after he was let down at the last minute but he realises that his host is the most beautiful man he has ever seen and wonders if this is the little he has been searching for.
This was a sweet story about how the two men found love after opening their hearts to each other and the possibility of a future together. I loved the way Rowan had a dream of Marcus who gave him permission which must have been so comforting. This was a story full of emotions and it was possible to feel all of them. It was easy to read and understand. This was an MM story with mature content and a BSDM-like DDLB dynamic.
Ethan and Rowan story was sweet with bittersweet moments. They both have a past that left them hurting and with the impression they wouldn't find happiness. Rowan has lost his husband and Ethan was in a relationship that didn't make him happy. The moment they meet they are attracted to each other but are sceptical to pursue the feeling they have. They have to learn trusting in each other, have open communication and to express their love. Life puts them to test when the ex shows up to cause a commotion, after which they are left doubting and hurt. It takes a lot of confidence, bravery, trust and expressing their feelings for them to get to the other side. I loved to see their relationship blooms and how they are supported by their friends, how they get their every wish come true and most off all how they found their happiness with the ones that come to mean so much for them.
First I have to say, I adore JJ with all her books, love to read them and second every book from the Destination Daddies series was so great. I love the combination of Daddy kink, vacation and nice surroundings.
This book is about Ethan, a Daddy looking for the right little and Rowan, a widower and little still grieving about the lost of his husband and Daddy. They are the not usual combination of younger Daddy and older little.
Both see each other the first time and know he is it. Yes that is very romantic and rare but it can happen in reality.
As usual JJ‘s book is full of emotional and steamy scenes. It’s my favorite when the Daddies and littles have Friends with the same kink, visit together clubs and have play dates like here.
Especially for me as not Native English speaker JJ‘s books and also the other Destination Daddies books are easy to read.
This is a quick fun read about Rowan who is an older little who has spent the last 3 years building a small resort in Puglia (which he had dreamed of doing with his husband who died 5 years earlier) where daddies and their boys can enjoy a fun filled holiday with other people with similar likes.
Ethan is a younger daddy looking for a meaningful relationship with an older little and so when a holiday goes wrong and he is suddenly single with his friends at this amazing resort.
This book is all about what happens when Ethan discovers that Rowan is an older little in need of a younger daddy in this beautiful Italian holiday setting. I think the secondary characters add to this holiday romance and enjoyed the strong friendships and support that the characters enjoyed in this book. It involves age play as the blurb suggests and there are many funny and tender moments.
This is JJ HARPER'S contribution to DESTINATION DADDIES. This is a some what sad story about Rowan who is a widower. He has finished his Trulli Capido in Puglia, Italy and it's open for business. It caters to a special clientele. Ethan is looking for his life to make some changes. He's unhappy and doesn't know exactly what will bring him peace. Going on a trip may be just what he needs. This is a sweet Book about being in a different lifestyle. Finding your forever in the most unexpected place. Living life to it's fullest is something most put off. It's a dream, but very rarely a reality. Sometimes love comes to those who wait and for others it is a dream come true. I really enjoyed this book that was filled with happiness. It has a wonderful EPILOGUE that left me smiling. I HIGHLY, HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS BOOK AND THE DESTINATION DADDIES BOOKS!!!!!
You don't need me. Ethan, is a youngish daddy, open to finding his 'one'. He was content with Johnny as his little. When he was ready to go on a vacation with his friends Luke and his boy, Johnny broke up with him at the airport. Ethan arrived at the vacation, alone, single and available. Rowan, an older gentleman, suddenly lost his younger Daddy after four glorious years together. Then he spent the following 5 years grieving and building their dream. He worked at the resort with his best friend, Drew. When they saw each other, it was like the lightening bolt hit them. Is Rowan ready to look for a new Daddy? Does Ethan believe in fate? Is being needed a sign of trust? Is Johnny really gone? Nice story. Good group of friends and support group. Well done! I received an ARC and am voluntarily leaving a review.