For the Love of English
A Sexy Single Dad Stand Alone Romance
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Gesprochen von:
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Jason Clarke
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Erin Mallon
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A. M. Hargrove
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Single Dad Beckley Bridges is sexy as hell. No, really, he's the hottest thing since the sun was created. Honest to God, crack an egg on him and the thing will sizzle. So what's the problem? He's also a gigantic jerk. I hate the bastard. I try to avoid him at all costs. But for some reason, everywhere I go he seems to show up. Only the real issue is his daughter, English. She's an adorable quirky first-grader who's the sweetest thing since iced tea. And she's one of my students but also the love of his life. So I have to deal with him on a professional level. It's not easy. On a scale of easy to hard, dealing with Beckley Bridges is like nails screeching across a blackboard. But when English's mother tries to gain custody after abandoning her on Beckley's doorstep as an infant, he'll do anything possible to keep her under his roof. That's how he ends up propositioning me. And crazy as it sounds? I find myself considering it.
©2016 A.M. Hargrove (P)2016 A.M. Hargrove
This book was bad.
It started strong, with an interesting premise and great dynamic.
That lasted about 2 hours in before it took a turn. And it turned so much worse than i could have possibly imagined.
The love story was so loosly strung together. Beck was so obnoxious and rude and everything felt so half-heartedly done. It went from hate to "ill marry you for show" but without the slowburn, instead with instant feelings, attraction and sex right off the bat. No build up whatsoever.
There was what felt like a lot of build up to a broader crime story that ended up leading nowhere and i wonder what story the author wanted to write originally, because it feels they wanted to go elsewhere initially.
The custody war was done fine but held one big stereotype that is just untrue to real life which bothered me immensely, but mostly like wont bother anyone else.
Now to Beck. He was rude (not sexy rude, just rude) in the first 2 hours and turned overly sweet afterwards to a degree that made him feel so fake.
So so Bad
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