Raf is a lovely gentle character, he’s had an oppressive childhood and he still carries the scars.

I’m really enjoying this series and expected to suffer through this for the sake of continuity … BUT … I actually loved the psychology behind the age play and the beautifully supportive relationship and for the first time, I wasn’t creeped out. Raf’s tendency to get overwhelmed, feel he is a failure, and forget to do things sparks a protective tendency in Brendan and both men benefit from the intense loving relationship. Brendan recognises the innate draw of being a child in Raf and the two click with age play. Raf struggles with ADHD and adulthood, and he’s never found a compatible partner until he meets Daddy Brendan. I’ve never been comfortable with ‘little’ stories but this is the best I’ve ever read. I can’t wait for the other books Raf and Brendan pops up in coming to audio innes then you will love this, so read and then read the rest of Nora’s books you won’t be disappointed In respect to the audible book, I am wowed as this for me was a prime example of how different reading and listening can be, there were a number of things I missed in the book that I picked up on in this audible and the emotional journey that Raf went on was more intense and emotional in the audible, I found myself crying and heart broken for RAF in the audible that I didn’t experience so intensely in the book, I loved the voices that Kenneth used, so thank you Kenneth from taking a 5 star book and for me turning it into a 6 star book. If you are new to Nora’s Amazing writing skills but are a fan of m.a. Nora has done and amazing job of showing what happens when a little and Daddy meet who are perfect for each other.

My review from Amazon Ok this was definitely a read and can’t put down book, Raf is so sweet but a prime example of how emotional abuse can affect you into adulthood!! Brendan is such a great daddy that perfect blend of caring for his boy and allowing lifting his boy and allowing him to grow into himself and giving him the safety net to be able to deal with his trauma and move on. I love love love this story and have read the book a number of times.

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