Born Daddy

An M/M Daddy Romance (Command & Care, Book 2)

De: Morticia Knight

Narrado por: John Solo

They both loved an evil man. In a wrenching journey to redemption, leaning on each other will change their lives forever.

Grief-stricken Tate Myers can’t believe his Daddy and Master is gone. Reeling from the discovery of his dead lover’s secret life as a serial killer, he seeks answers from the one person who could help heal his heart. But when coffee-shop chats with his Daddy’s best friend turn into an intense attraction, Tate wonders if he’s found the man to complete his recovery.

Former undercover cop Rogan Steele is completely blindsided when he learns his longtime buddy was a sadistic murderer. And with his own judgment now in question, he strongly empathizes with the grieving young man left traumatized and helpless. However, as their meetings fan the growing flames between them, Rogan is terrified he can’t fill the unfamiliar dominant role that Tate so desperately needs.

As their passion overpowers their hesitation, Tate aches to fully succumb to the older man’s control. If only Rogan doesn’t run away from what he was born to be—then they might stand a chance at forever.

Will the shell-shocked pair surrender to their destiny and accept love’s risk? Or will the scars from their shared tragedy destroy their future as Daddy and boy?

Note: Born Daddy is the second book in the steamy Command & Care M/M romance Daddy/boy series but can be listened to as a stand-alone. Each installment features a different couple, and the series is connected through a common theme only. If you like wounded heroes, dark themes, and triumphs over tragedy, then you’ll adore Morticia Knight’s decadent descent into deep desire.

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intense but fulfilling

I wasn't sure about this story due to the subject matter but Ms. Knight is a favorite author of mine. I'm really glad I took a chance as the story was captivating and the ending was satisfying as well as being the required romance's HEA. And the narration from John Solo was amazing; I always knew who was speaking and their emotions were believable.

beautifully written and great narration

John Solo does a fantastic job in bringing these men to life with distinct voices for the men when speaking as well as another tone while narrating. Was easy to follow and not get out of the story, as do with some narration. He did an excellent job in making the emotions stronger and feel these men connection grow as they become closer.

A beautiful, heartwarming hurt comfort coming to realize you were born to be a daddy story. Tate & Rogan are brought together by both having known the Kink Killer, yet being fooled to have believed he was a decent human. Together, they take part in this journey of healing and moving on from this to the heart deception. Rogan has never been a part of the kink community , yet immediately is drawn to the way Tate submits completely to him even if in just the innocence of friendship. Their building of more was a beautiful thing to see showing how much they needed each other for this new phase in their lives.

It was nice see to see Master Zane outside of his story to see how dynamic the man is to all in his orbit. You can see why from this introduction to him, his story was needed to be told.

Overall, it is a well-balanced story of introducing a new Daddy into the lifestyle where it wasn't forced, but you could feel it as Rogans calling. The heat was low in this one, but felt that was necessary for the growth of the couple, too soon would have felt forced and not in character for Rogan.

Nice D/B story

This series is full of emotional history of the MCs especially Tate’s history is tough. That’s why I’m glad he had a HEA with his Daddy. The plot and Side Characters around the main story fit in well, although I’d have loved seeing Mitch get kicked in the butt some more; what a ‘friend’. All in all I loved this Morticia Knight novel and recommend it. ❤️

5*****

Truly unique and original storyline, likable characters with excellent character development. Narration on point, as usual from John. Highly recommend!

Narrator was awful

I liked the story but the narrator’s voice for Tate was ridiculous. Too high pitched.