I don’t mind the Daddy kink, and I totally get why it was explored in this story and it was done really tastefully. 🥰🥰 but Little Dove blew me away….it had the just the right amount of everything and made me fall in love Maximo & Juliet (although Maximo is very similar to Massimo and I had Michele Morrone living rent free in my head ENTIRE book 🥵🥵) Layla Frost is a new author to me, I found her when I read ‘Give In’ because mamma loves herself a student/teacher age gap romance.
I know when I’ve read a good book, when the 5 stars I get to give on my Kindle isn’t good enough and I just HAVE to write a review…. The story was brilliant and the plot developed well. The ending was brilliant, seeing how they were in future. How could you not love him? The spark between them was fantastic and I loved watching them truly fall in love. She grew with him and he absolutely doted on her, giving her everything she could ever want. He allowed her to find who she is as a person, and then when the time was right, he made his move. He spent a year giving her everything she wanted. The age-gap may not have been right, but you can’t help who you fall in love with. I loved how Maximo knew that it was wrong to want her and how he waited a year for her to turn 18. I enjoyed the threats that they faced and how it all stemmed from Shamus. It was a good blend of a mafia plot alongside the developing relationship between Maximo and Juliet. I loved her growth and development through this book. She was tough after everything she’d been through, but she was also innocent and naive. I’m not the biggest fan of the Daddy kink, but holy hell, I’d call him Daddy without a second thought. He was caring, tough, demanding, dangerous, possessive and charming all in one. The story was brilliant and I loved the characters.
If this doesn't sound like your kind of fairy tale, this may not be the book for you. This slow burn romance features graphic language, sex, violence, and a Daddy obsessed with his little dove.
And heaven help anyone who tried to free me from my gilded cage. In exchange, I gave him what he wanted most. After all, Maximo was more villain than prince. Okay, so maybe we weren't a traditional fairy tale. The tales packed with greed, violence, and tragic beginnings. Not the cleaned-up, sanitized ones where life's problems were solved with a smile and a song. Isn't that how all good fairy tales start? And Maximo and I, we were definitely a fairy tale. From USA Today Bestselling Author Layla Frost An age-gap, spicy romance about power, obsession, and finding true love in a nontraditional fairy tale Where do I begin? Oh.
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