Owen

Blue Collar Daddies, Book 4

De: Jacki James

Narrado por: Kirt Graves

Fake dates only turn into real love in the movies, right?

Owen Flynn never expected to get an invite to his former boy's wedding, and he sure didn't have any intention of showing up alone. Enter Keegan Richards.

Keegan had always found Owen attractive, but he had never seriously considered dating a man. But when he overhears Owen saying he needs a date for his ex's wedding, he thinks that sounds like the perfect opportunity to get to know the handsome older man, and maybe to explore a few of the things he's been wondering about.

Owen had sworn off men, younger ones especially, but something about Keegan Richards makes him want things he thought he had long put aside. Is Owen right and he missed his one chance at love, or had the right man just not come along . . . until Keegan?

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Jacki James (P)2024 Tantor

Movie Please!

I just finished this book and between tears wanted to write a review. This was my favorite book of the four I've read listened to so far!

I'm serious about the movie comment too. I think this series would make a fantastic movie or mini-series, but this book especially was just so good! After reading Ryder I looked ahead to the other books, and I can safely say I was looking forward to this book much more than any of the others. Keegan and/or Owen must have struck a chord with me.

Owen and Keegan are such sweethearts, and it was wonderful watching their journey from the start. Keegan had a bit more difficulty, but the challenge made this so worth the read. And don't get me started on that wedding scene! It was so beautifully written. That was the point where I wanted this to be acted out.

One additional comment I wanted to make: Travis has got to be one of the sweetest characters written. The way he took Brennan under his wing and has sort of done the same with the other boys is so great.

Normally my biggest critique of having one person narrating was that they don't do a good enough job differentiating the voices. In books with same sex couples I think it's important that two people with different voices represent the two characters (even if they were similar); but this individual narrating has done an excellent job. I wouldn't be four books in otherwise.

Best one yet!

I've been waiting for these two to get together since they first met! I LOVE it!

another great one

Kirt Graves as usual does a beautiful jobin bringing these daddies and boys to life.

Owen needs a date to his ex wedding to make what could be an akward situation calmer. Keagan has been drawn to Owen from the moment he laid eyes on him yet never even said he's bisexual alone attracted to the daddy/boy dynamics. These two just balance each other once they allow themselves to try something. As with the rest of this series, we have a bunch of hard working Daddies and their boys do what makes them happiest.