catsandcliterature's reviews
497 reviews

It’s all very... interesting. It was really really good though! Also, daddy kink, so you know and I'm a simple gal to please so 5/5

I was nervous to read this because I read a RH prior to this one and it wasn't my cup of tea but then my friend sent me a blurb involving two men and daddy kink and I was sold. Glad I read it.

Caleb is a daddy dom bicon. Jake is a puppy who is gay for Caleb only but a fucking SIMP for Rachel for sure. Illmari is bae.

Someone rec’d this book alongside Little Dove and Highest Bidder and lemme tell you what a jerk move. The book was entertaining but I wouldn't say it had a plot. It felt more like incest kink than daddy kink, but I finished it, so what does that say?

I did like the psychological aspect of it all but the back and forth between Cora and Dean at the end got exhausting.

Surprisingly NOT a reverse harem but it’s hard to explain lol. Definitely strange but SO SO GOOD. And the twist at the end??? FUCK.

They said “how can we make the fifty shades timeline seem long?” With this book. I will say that I too would agree to fake date a man and be his submissive for 6 months in exchange for $100k.

this book made me believe in God again….. bc only He could’ve gotten me through this alive.

the first 70% is so fucking repetitive it’s boring and then there’s finally a plot for a good 20%. the last 10% just felt like epilogue after epilogue after epilogue.

Listen…. Rina’s books need to come with a MF slideshow explanation of who is who because I get LOST sometimes. Characters from literally four different series are present but I'm probably missing some.

I know, I know, it’s CRAZY that with a title like this the book wasn’t a five star read. They fuck like 40% into the book and then go back and forth with will-they-won’t-theys and breakups and bs. It’s all quite shit. The only saving grace is that the brother finding out that his sister and best friend were dating was handled very maturely unlike other books I've read with the same trope.

Very similar to Rule Number Five, except neither party tried to deny their feelings for one another and it wasn’t a slow burn. Huge fan of the characters sitting down and talking like mature adults instead of having a third act breakup.