A Daddy for Shay

Billionaire Daddy and His Boy, Book 3

De: A. Little

Narrado por: Danny Céspedes

Shay finally had the daddy of his dreams and the family he'd always wanted. But was he good enough? The self-doubt creeps in and it's up to the entire family and their friends to help Shay and daddy Jacob keep their happy-ever-after.

©2018 A. Little (P)2019 A. Little

Cute Indulgence

A cute continuation from where “A Baby for Jacob” left off. Shay has to come to terms with being a Little and trusting what that means for his relationship with Jacob. There’s also some insecurity and confidence issues Shay has to figure out how to work through. Like “A Baby for Jacob”, this read more like an erotic fantasy then a fully developed story. Which is completely okay – I enjoyed the kinky moments and the focus on the Daddy/little relationship. Just know that if you want something more indepth with a fully fleshed out plot and character development, then this might not be the book for you. If you want to enjoy some delicious and sweet age play, then this is the book for you.

A Continuation Of A Baby For Jacob book 2

This is the third book in The Billionaire Daddy and His Boy Series. This is a wonderful short story with good writing. And starts directly after A Baby For Jacob book 2. The plot was entertaining and it was steady throughout the book. I found the story and characters wonderful. With this story being short there wasn’t a lot of worldbuilding or character development. For a short story the writing was balanced with a smooth flow. Jacob and Shay are the MC’s of this book. You get glimpses of the lifestyle but not full on age play so it’s good for a newbie. As I stated in my reviews for the first two books a discussion needs to be done about expectations and punishments. As this book shows what can happen without it. The narration was good although there were a few places he could’ve changed the speed or paused to better relate what is happening. I can recommend this as a good read/listen. I voluntarily read an advance copy of this book for an honest review.

[Age play] enjoyed it

Would I listen to it again: yes
Did the story keep me engaged: yes
Was I invested in the characters: yes

Continues Jacob and Shay's story. This book adds levels of character development missing from the first two books in the series. Shay's insecurities have him doubting his actions and he makes a bad decision. Jacob needs to step up and communicate to Shay before their problems become to big to fix.

I enjoy Danny Cespedes as a narrator, he does a good job capturing the essence of all the character in this series.

I'd like to see the 3 books in this series bundled into a set - they really all need to be listened to consecutively to get the full story.

Better communication

With their relationship beginning to blossom Shay feels the pressure of being a little 24/7.
Jacob needs to step up a bit more and reassure his baby and set the ground rules. With the help of those around them, these two learn to navigate their relationship better.

This was a continuation from their first story and it was good to see these characters move forward.

The narration was okay, but it was the story that keeps you engaged.

Such a sweet story

I have loved this series by A. Little. In this book, sweet Shay finally gets his Daddy, and Jacob gets his sweet Little boy. Shay struggles at first with being a full-time Little, but Jacob is there to provide unconditional love. And Richard and Chess are there to support both Shay and Jacob in their new relationship. If you are a fan of Daddies and their Little boys, I recommend this series. A. Little's writing is sweet, and Danny Cespedes' narration allows that sweetness to shine through.

And it continues

And the series somewhat seamlessly continues, tho with some more drama. Still a good storyline

So sweet

A very sweet, hot and sexy story. lLove little Shay and his daddy. Narrator did a great job.

Unclear rules

In the previous book Daddy Jacob and baby Shay come together. In this book, we see their relationship progress and obstacles form due to poor communication imo. Jacob needed to be more specific than he was. Shay wss confused with little time and big time and other issues. After punishment and talk things progressed nicely. I liked that Jacob gave Shay a preview of the playroom and equipment. Things to look forward to. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this story and am giving an honest review. The narrator did a great job.

It was ok

It was a fine book, well writen and I liked Shay and Jacob but the 24/7 dynamic is too much for my personal taste and the talk about limits and safe words should have happened sooner. The narrator was great.