Honestly it's more of a rating of two but I didn't do my due diligence in finding out beforehand it was a HFN book and that was part of the reason I wasn't a huge fan, it's not fair to take away a star bc I didn't check.
This book was recommended for a trope that I like to read (older boy/younger Daddy) on a page I follow. I already had it in my library (probably picked it up as a freebie) so I gave it a try. The book highly upset me for the first 30% or more but I have a hard time not knowing how a book ends and I was hoping it got better and very little did. All I wanted to do was Gib smack Dec bc really for as smart as he's supposed to be he's pretty stupid. I kept reading for Owen. I wasn't a fan of the HFN ending it had. I am more interested in finding out what happens to the kids and side characters than to Dec and Owen bc I'm just over Dec's drama. His whole "oh no I'm sick and have zero idea what's wrong fetch me my lawyer so I can change my will! I'm dying, I just know it!" Was super annoying. Although I expected the whole 'I must control everything and don't need any help I'm the fixer in all things' attitude I was highly upset when Owen came to him and was highly emotional and had a right to vent and get a little loud bc his heart was shattered by his sons only to have Dec go all 'you can be sad and pouty but you can't be mad and loud get over my knee!' just no. I should have stopped the book there. But again hoping it would get better and wanted to see what happened between Owen and the kids. I got a small answer for that but I think their parts show up more in the other 2 books.
Don't know if I'll keep with this series but may look for some spin off books for the other characters.
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