BFF: Best Friend's Father Claimed

BFF, Book 2

De: Devon McCormack

Narrado por: Michael Pauley

Eric:

I f--ked up. Not in a small way, either.

When I met my son's best friend, the attraction was instantaneous. Jesse Morgan is charming, witty, and hot as sin. He might be young, but he's wise beyond his years. And damn, what he can do to me with something as simple as his touch or one glance from those chestnut colored eyes.

Hard as I tried, I couldn't keep my greedy hands off him, and once I had a taste, I needed more.

He awakens a fire within me unlike anything I've experienced with another guy. He stirs a hot lust that makes it difficult for me to spend time with him without tearing his clothes off and giving him the pleasure he deserves.

It's more than that, though.

He makes me believe in something I'd given up on: love.

I love him. I want him to claim me, body and soul.

And messed up as it might sound, the man who destroyed what remained of my estranged relationship with my son might be the very man who can help save it.

Yes, I made one of the biggest mistakes in my life by starting down this path, but as far as mistakes go, Jesse Morgan is a pretty damn amazing one.

*This audiobook contains the same triggers as the first installment of this series, BFF: Best Friend's Father.

©2018 Devon McCormack (P)2018 Devon McCormack

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Devon is an excellent author!! He knows exactly what to writer and how to put all the situations together perfectly. I loved this story there better be #3 I need some questions answered. The chemistry is amazing so good. Micheal Pauley’s voice is like coming home:) so perfect so talented!

Okay...

First of all... Ty sure as hell was NOT born in Georgia, drinking his unsweetened tea 🤢. No self-righteous southerner does that! Ew. Second, this book filled in some things but at the same time, kind of felt like a filler. idk. it was good though and very sweet.

A Pithy, Challenging Middle Book.

I've read various reviews of this second offering in the BFF trilogy, some harsh and dismissive, others that it wasn't as "fun" as it began. While I can now appreciate where both mind sets were coming from, my own assessment is more tempered.

Without giving away too much, I thoroughly enjoyed the heavier reveals, the deepening of the plot & maturing of the lead characters. Especially as a former therapist, I greatly respected the journey Devon McCormack researched and accurately portrayed.

This book reveals a heavier side to the relationship being worked on with our main men. Mitigating the damage & pain from choices made, affecting every life they are close to, and yes... it's a grownup story that isn't easily resolved. As in real life, there are consequences for our actions; as with real life, facing those consequences bravely can be very rewarding. Especially when we reach out for the loving support often found beside us.

It's work to get into and upon this storyline, but so very worthwhile! Exceedingly well crafted, and interesting how he manages to bring the reader into the midst of a painful process, and out the other side. Brilliant! We emerge stronger, melded together with Jesse & Eric by a beautiful bond that will only deepen.

Greater challenges lie ahead in book three, which I'm beginning as soon as the ink dries on this review!

As ALWAYS, major kudos to the amazing Michael Dean. His rich talents have never shown with greater significance than here. Capturing a wide range of emotion, his people are unique, well-rounded, and beautifully woven together. A perfect narrator reflecting an excellent script. Enjoy!!!

Fantastic Sequel with Great Narration

Devon McCormack has such a talent for writing realistic and hopeful, steamy romances! The BFF sequel continues along Eric and Jesse’s journey to dating and dealing with Ty, who happens to be Eric’s son and Jesse’s best friend. I can imagine this story actually taking place in real life and felt all the feels! :) The story also focus on some trauma and the author did a thorough job on explaining the process and content of therapies and various treatments out there for trauma. Bravo for the detail! And Michael Pauley’s narration is SPOT on!

great romance but slow storyline.

I liked the first book a lot. I thought the second installment was too slow and wallowed a little too much in the emotional trauma area, so much so that I am hesitant to read the third installment. I accidentally read Pretty Things first, which features the same characters but is not part of the series. I liked that book the best so far because of the action sequences coupled with the romance.