I really enjoyed the book and would recommend. The narration was great from both, my only criticism is that Hannah Martin reads a little slow for my preference so I adjusted the speed for her chapters. theres plenty of spice and dirty talk to go along with this story about finding love and having strength in your convictions to create your own family and forging a new path with existing family. it seemed a little odd to me that we only get to hear the perspective of two out of the three people, however the author picked the two people within the relationship that had the most emotional baggage to focus on while still giving us plenty of involvement from the other character and it did work as they were just as involved throughout the book. the book does feature an age gap but isn't made into an issue, it's more about a couple wanting to fulfill their relationship by finding that special someone to create a polyamorous relationship with and navigating their way through it to find the perfect balance, with a decent story line to accompany it. But I'm already in way too deep for that.ĭon't be fooled by the title, it's so much moreĪlthough there is the element of sugar daddies in the beginning of the book, this story is about so much more. Thanks but no thanks, see you around, guys, nice knowing you. A whole string of them before me, running to the hills without so much as a backward glance. Until Carl and Rick spill the big one, the one that sends the girls running. Just two hot sugar daddies, with particular tastes, nothing to worry about. Hell, I can live with that.Īnd there are no skeletons in their designer closet, none that I can find. One being that they come together or not at all.

Of course, guys like Carl and Rick have their conditions. Bonus, right? One major dose of epic win.

Someone who can entertain them, amuse them, fit in with their corporate schedule. Two hot guys seeking their Little Miss Right. A sugar-daddy website doesn't seem a sound basis for an A1 life plan, but I'm a small-town girl with big dreams, and there's this one advert, this one crazy advert I can't stop thinking about.

Sugar Daddies by Jade West