Kiss Me, Daddy

Club 83, Book 1

By: Quinn Ward

Narrated by: Christopher Rain

Length: 6 hrs and 40 mins

Publisher's summary

Andy's a recent college graduate with a mountain of debt and a load of regret over earning a degree he'll never use. When he takes a job at a local gay bar, he doesn't expect the first person to catch his eye to be the man he's been dreaming about since a chance encounter.

Joshua's comfortable in his life. He has an amazing son who's wise beyond his years, an ex-wife who's one of his best friends, and a great job. Now, if only those closest to him would quit hounding him to start dating again after the divorce.

Joshua finds what's been missing with the other people he's tried dating, the first time Andy slips up and calls him "daddy". What starts as a slip of the tongue could lead to what both men really need and want.

©2019 Quinn Ward (P)2019 Quinn Ward

Sweet Romance

Such a sweet story. Joshua (Daddy) through his understanding and patience helped Andy (Boy/Little One) to be the best person he could be. Andy did not have the best family experience growing up and did not have a good role model. He grew up not believing in himself and so had little self confidence. Joshua was so good for him and together, they both helped each other be who they needed for each other.

This is one of the few books I have listened to without reading the book first. Christopher Rain is a new narrator for me and he did a fantastic job bringing this sweet story to life. I had no trouble envisioning what is going on in this story. His voice acting for this story is great! I'll be adding Christopher Rain to my narrator favorites!!

Average book

This story is just average and the narrator brings nothing to it, especially when several times throughout he mispronounces words.

A Sweet Romance

The narrator did a decent job with the story.

I enjoy Quinn Ward’s writing and this new series is no exception.

Andy was lost and lonely but Josh stepped in and was just the guy to fix that.
Andy and Josh find what they need in each other. The family they create is unconventional but it’s easy to see that the love is real.

A very enjoyable sweet story!

Kiss Me, Daddy is book 1 in the Club 83 series. This is a sweet age gap, Daddy/kink story about Andy and Joshua. Joshua, a divorced dad with an unconventional relationship with his ex-wife, meets Andy, a soon to be college graduate and in need of a daddy. I love their dynamic and how easily they fell into a relationship together.
I recommend this beautifully written sweet story.
Narrator Christopher Rain does an amazing job in bringing these characters to life. I didn't want the story to end.

Reviewed for Audiobook Boom 💥

Age Gap m/m romance, and a story in the Club 83 series.
This is a sweet insta love story, low angst. Joshua is a great mentor to Andy a young man who has lost his way, together they click.
This story is told by Christopher Rain who does a wonderful job bringing these characters to life.

Decent Book but a few issues

The story was mostly a instalove book which I don't mind. It was fairly cute although I felt the ending needed a bit more work to show how the ending with his parents got to be that ending.

My biggest issue is the narrator. He consistently mispronounced words, again and again and again. It became very frustrating to listen to. This would of course been neggated if it was the text version. My other huge issue is is the stilted way the narrator pronounced Little One, is was said like LIT. TLE. One, and done in this weird voice as well. Since this was repeated again and again as a pet name, almost to a ridiculous amount, the weird pronunciation made me groan with every single time it was spoken. Nevermind that is my pet name for my own boy so to hear it mutilated made it that much worse. Such a sweet nickname to be murdered. He also had a almost child like high pitched tone for boy in the Daddy/boy relationship, and he is a grown ass man. Just because he is a "boy: does not mean he is 5, he isn't even a little, he is just the boy in this D/s relationship. Hell the 10 yr old kid sounded more adult than the adult did, and he actually was a kid.

The story was sweet and it was nice to see the couple get what they had always wanted and it was nice to see a divorced couple that had a good relationship, although it seemed odd the mother was gone 90% of the time, and yet I don't recall beyond the author saying she was gone for work and for speaking engagements and that it was her dream actually state what her job was. But I did like her reception towards the new couple.

I don't think it is worth the credit or the 7:50 to buy it, but to read it, absolutely worth it. But not the audio version.

Sweet MM Instalove Daddy Romance

This was a sweet instalove romance between soon-to-be graduating from college Andy and his new Daddy, a bisexual dad of a 10 year old who fully supports and loves his parents. I’m not one for instalove stories much but this was a sweet coming of age story for the recent graduate in finding his voice and place in life. Good narration as well! I was a bit thrown off by the over pronunciation of the word “Little” but other than that it was great voice acting.

Love a good daddy story

I really liked this book. I like how Joshua keep pursuing Andy and doesn’t give up on him. Christopher Rain is a new narrator to me and I think he did a good job.

Age gap 👍

This book falls right into my favourite romance genre of MM relationships, and I'm a fan of a good age gap trope. It did not disappoint in that regard.

There is an oddly arranged living situation that is revealed pretty early on. Normally I don't care to read about kids, but this one I enjoyed.

I was gifted this audiobook for an honest review by the narrator. There was good voice distinction between characters, the pacing was good as well. I got hung up on some word pronunciation and some flow, but don't let that hold too much weight as I am a very picky listener and trigger easily.

Overall a nice story to read that continues with more books in the series. Thank you author and narrator for the opportunity. This is actually a 3 5 for me but I couldn't reflect that in the star rating.

Kiss Me, Daddy

Age gap romances are not usually my thing but this one kept me hooked from the beginning. I really enjoyed it and am happy I found a new author and narrator to enjoy.