I scrolled down a little, because why not, and shifted in my seat. My account was essentially the official account for the Initiative, and God forbid a student checked out who I followed. I clicked on the profile and felt my eyebrows crawl up toward my hairline.ĭefinitely a random NSFW user. I didn’t recognize the other follower, not the username or the profile photo. A couple new followers, one of whom was a student. Taking a swig of my beer, I returned to my notifications to see if there was anything else. Their dynamic grabbed hold of Anthony and reeled him in before he even heard the magic word. But when he met August and his much younger husband Camden, every plan and all rational thought flew out the window. Hopefully, this vacation would reenergize him, and maybe a cooking class with celebrity chef August King could end Anthony’s reign as the only Italian in Brooklyn who couldn’t boil water. Nashville was a long way from New York and his everyday life that’d lost all color lately. When it seemed like everyone around Anthony Fender was reaching a goal or falling in love, he blamed an early midlife crisis for throwing him far outside of his comfort zone. Cross-posted to Amazon and Goodreads.Genres: Adult, Contemporary, LGBTQ+, Romance I had an absolute blast reading this book, and once again look forward to Dee’s next project to enjoy. Luckily, these characters are all willing to fight for and sacrifice to achieve their true desires. Again, a taste of the real world: Just because all the kinks line up doesn’t mean life itself with cooperate with the happy ending. It might have just been a week, but their eventual separation when Anthony has to go home is heart-wrenching and packs all the feels. Not because Anthony doesn’t fit with the other two men, but because he fits so well.

Unfortunately, the trial aspect of their week of fun fails utterly. It’s fun to watch them both thoroughly seduce him, and I appreciate the openness and communication they emphasize when it comes to sharing their individual and joint needs. August and Camden are certainly rolling the dice by opening their relationship, but they attempt to go about it safely by making a trial run of it with Anthony, visiting from out of state. Dee manages her unique storytelling spin here, featuring three fantastic characters who take a chance on creating a happily ever after together.ĭee takes a page out of the real world here to address how even two people in love might not have a 100 percent satisfying relationship if their kinks don’t line up. I’ve read both MMM and Daddy-kink (with age regression) stories before, and even books that combine those particular tropes. As much fun as I have tracking romance plot points now that I’m familiar with the structure, it never ceases to amaze me how diverse the genre can be.

We Have Till Monday by Cara Dee