If Only in Our Dreams

Christmas Daddies, Book 3

De: Fae Quin

Narrado por: Stephen Dexter, Liam DiCosimo

Sometimes, a meet-cute, a long nap, and a sexy-ass bicep are just what the doctor ordered.

Ben Montgomery

I'm not sure if I've ever believed in love at first sight. In my forty-five years on this earth, the only sort of love I've known is the unconditional, soul-healing kind I have for my twin daughters. But when I meet a sweet, flirtatious man dressed in all black with circles under his eyes even darker than his eyeliner—I'm immediately captivated.

Robin Johnson makes me smile more than anyone I've ever met. He's emo-goth and a walking ball of sunshine. He's giggles and quips, and yet deep beneath the surface, he hides an overwhelming sadness. And though I know he's only in town for a short time, there isn't much I wouldn't do to make Robin's life just a little bit more merry. Even if it means admitting that love at first sight isn't a fairy tale, after all.

Robin "Trashmouth" Johnson

Years of constant touring with sleepless nights on the road and in countless hotels have taken their toll on both my body and my mental state. It's a lifestyle that's left me exhausted and wrecked, but also afraid to slow down, afraid to stop running. The truth is, I've always been running—from my past, from my family, from myself. But visiting my brother, Miles, and his new husband this holiday season in their quiet Vermont town feels like just the break I need to figure out my next step in life. And after a chance encounter with a sexy stranger, who turns out to be more than I ever could have wished for, I wonder if maybe a rolling stone could learn to grow roots.

If Only in Our Dreams is a standalone holiday MM romance with high heat, an HEA, and no cliffhangers. Includes a blossoming friends-to-lovers romance between a single father and his adorably flirty emo-punk shadow. Together, these two are warm, snarky, and tooth-achingly sweet. If you like funny stories with lots of banter, holiday magic, positive mental health rep, and the slowest, sweetest of all burns, then listen on!

Contains mature content. A complete list of content warnings can be found on the author's website.

©2024 Fae Quin (P)2025 Podium Audio

Age gap, single dad, hurt/comfort... say less

This audio has been long awaited and was brought to life in the best way. Immediately added to my comfort listen rotation 🥰

- Holiday romance
- Single dad
- Emo rockstar x doctor
- Age gap (MC's in 30's and 40's)
- Size difference
- Hurt/comfort
- Mental health & chronic pain rep

I'm not exaggerating when I say this series cured me from a pretty big slump and absolutely healed my heart. Every book in this series is absolutely amazing, but I have an extreme soft spot for Ben and Robin. Pheww these two!! I've already reread it a couple of times because I just don't want to leave them 🥹

Robin is an exhausted rockstar, who in an adorable airplane meet cute, falls asleep on Ben's bicep. Unknowingly, they were both on their way to the same destination and oh yeah... Had the same ride home.

Robin is so clearly a bird with a broken wing, and Ben takes it upon himself to nurse his little songbird back to health. This man is big and rugged and ooohhh boy the mouth on this man!! Gah the spice and the M/M size difference was 🥵

I'm a sucker for hurt/comfort and the mental health rep and chronic pain rep for these two were both so well done. Their pain brought them closer together and I enjoyed that they were topics that aren't often discussed in books. Representation matters and I just know there's going to be someone who reads this and feels *seen* because of it, and that's a big deal!

Anyway, I could go on and on about how much I love this series, but just do yourself a favor and add Christmas Daddies to your holiday reads! Or your general reads for that matter, because I know these are going to be in my comfort rotation from here on out!

Fae does it again!

This is my favorite installment in the series and to finally available on audio is a dream come true! The characters are lovable and the pacing/ development feel right.

Also , shout out to the narrators- excellent performance!