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Forbidden: An Age Gap MM Romance (Strictly Off Limits Book 1) by [Rheland Richmond, Skyler Snow]

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Rheland Richmond

Skyler Snow

Forbidden: An Age Gap MM Romance (Strictly Off Limits Book 1) Kindle Edition

by Rheland Richmond (Author), Skyler Snow (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

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Book 1 of 2: Strictly Off Limits

Everyone knows you don't date your best friend's son. Right?

Scott

I would never do something like that…

But when my best friend asks me if his son could stay for a few weeks until he got on his feet, the plan wasn’t to fall for him.

I know I should stay away from Elliot. He's half my age and I’m not even sure he’s gay.

But no matter how hard I try, all I can think about is making Elliot mine.

Elliot

I've known Scott all my life. He's been there for me and my dad countless times.

So why do I suddenly have such a huge crush on him?

Seeing him after my years away in college has changed everything. I can't stop looking at him. I can't stop thinking about him. His whole vibe screams Daddy and I'm officially confused.

Am I falling in love with my dad's best friend?

Forbidden has little to no angst, and lots of fluff! There is no cheating, and definitely a HEA! This a short and sweet read with no angst.

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July 1, 2020
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ASIN : B08BRC6LDJ
Publication date : July 1, 2020
Language : English
File size : 2805 KB
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Print length : 176 pages
Page numbers source ISBN : B08CJXRN39
Lending : Enabled

Best Sellers Rank: #145,356 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #1,157 in Bisexual Romance
- #2,302 in Gay Fiction
- #3,768 in Gay Romance

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MITexas

Sweet "learning to be a boy" in a MM Daddy/boy relationship

Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2020

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This was an overall sweet story about Elliot, a younger man, who learns he is attracted to Scott, his father's friend who is gay. Although Elliot is not aware of the Daddy kink lifestyle that Scott is interested in (although kept secret from most others), Elliot falls willingly into this Daddy/boy relationship with him once he moves in with Scott. I thought the kink side of the story was rather light, which I appreciated since Elliot was so new to the scene, but there could have been more exploration from Elliot and Scott into what this would mean for Elliot. I know this would be more of an exploration period about this kink than simply accepting it. However, the overall story is well written with good character development and overall plot was fun to read. I absolutely plan to follow-up with the second in the series! I received this ARC in return for an honest review.

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Mikki James- Peters

Best-Friend's Son Romance

Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2020

Elliot just got a new job in LA - a recent college grad, now on his own and moving across the country leaves him a little apprehensive. However, his dad, Jack has a best friend, Scott who has agreed to let Elliot stay with him for a few weeks to get used to the area. As a 24-year-old Elliot hasn't had a lot of experience with relationships. Most of his collegiate career was spent working on his degree and doing what he does best- art. Scott is 48 and has travled much during his life, not really intent on settling down until a couple years ago. Now he owns his own gym and is a personal trainer. He also happens to be gay, but hasn't come out to all his friends - including Jack. What Scott doesn't expect though is Elliot to hit everyone of his buttons and it seem that the attraction between them may not be one-sided. Can Jack pursue a relationship with his best friend's son? Is Elliot ready and willing to date a man? I guess only time will tell...

This was a short novella that had some light Daddy/boy elements. This novel is met to be a light and easy read. It is sweet and includes the best friend's son trope. The only thing I would have liked to see is more communication between Scott and Elliot. Scott is a Daddy and when they do engage in something more they never have a conversation about Elliot being a boy, it just kind of happens. For someone that hasn't been in this scene before I think a conversation is warranted and this leaves something to be desired. Otherwise I think that the chemistry was very hot between the two men and it makes me eager to read the next novel. I'm very intrigued to know who is going to set Jack's heart beating!

I received an advanced copy of this novel for an honest review.

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HKS

Son's Best Friend Romance w/ light Daddy Kink

Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2020

The story is told in dual point of views, apart from one instance near the end of the book. It features a Daddy/Boy dynamic but it's pretty light compared to other ones that I have read. I much prefer the light ones, to be honest, and with the kink factor not being that heavy was a plus for me.

Moving on to the main characters and the premise of their story, Elliot is in his early 20's, and he is moving to a new city for his new job as a Digital Artist. He ends up moving in with his father's friend Scott, who is 48. During his new living arrangements, Elliot starts to have feelings for Scott that he never experienced with another man before. Whereas Scott, who is gay but both Elliot and his father are not fully aware of his sexuality, has been struggling with his own attraction to Elliot as well.

Now, Scott is a "Daddy" (not be mistaken with the parental sort of Daddy") and Elliot is not well versed in that dynamic in a relationship. So exploring his sexuality and this new Daddy/Boy relationship is a lot. Personally, I think there could have been a bit more dialogue about what that dynamic would entail because it felt like Elliot and Scott just jumped right into without much educational input for Elliot. Just to establish healthy boundaries, I think this could have warranted for that. So, for me I had to take off one star for that.

I also did not care for that bit of revelation from Elliot's father and for the sake of not spoiling the book, I won't go further into detail with what that revelation exactly is. I just felt that is was unnecessary, although I hope that was just him being confused, otherwise that is incredibly awkward considering everything.

For the most part I did enjoy this book, and I am interested in the next installment. I do hope "Fragile" , which I believe to be the title of the next book in the series, will feature Elliot's father finding his own happiness.

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DNF at 60%

Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2020

The lack of maturity was such a huge turn off. Elliot was 24, but he is so sheltered and insecure he reads like he's at most 18. There is a reference early on that he graduated college a year early- so 21. What has he been doing for the last 3 years that he is finally getting his first job? It feels to me that the book was written initially with him much younger then the age was changed to make the relationship more palatable.
Now Scott is 48 and can't even say the word gay. Saying "... you know" even with close friends. Huh? Everyone reads like they are in high-school.
There are so many other inconsequential but irritating things. PTs, physical therapists, aren't personal trainers at gyms. Totally different thing. Sure they'd be qualified, way OVER qualified, but not really realistic.
These things kept pushing my out of the story, but really I wouldn't have liked the story even without it. Elliot was written not really as a boy, but as a weak naive and women. Getting carried around for a sprained ankle, crying over a first kiss... ugh. The author needs to go back to writing MF Victorian era romance. I have read daddy kink and age gap books that I've liked, but this really missed the mark for me.

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