Four Tattoos

A Grumpy Sunshine Age Gap Reverse Harem Romance (FOUR After Dark, Book 4)

De: Stephanie Brother

Narrado por: Laurie West, Christian Black

Falling for four gruff tattoo artists is unexpected - getting pregnant is catastrophic.

I'm the girl everyone looks to for a sunny comment and a bright smile. That's why my attraction to four older ex-military men with silver in their hair and dark ink all over their muscular bodies comes as a complete surprise.

We have nothing in common, but I'm putty in their experienced hands.

Lion-hearted Hutch always thinks he knows best, so why do I have the urge to kiss the scowl right off his face?

Mace is restless and ready to go where life takes him. He shows me things I've never seen and makes me feel things I've never felt.

Temperamental Christian is an exceptional artist and often gets lost in his work, but when he turns his soulful eyes on me, he lights me on fire.

Zipper tells me my positivity is naïve, and I argue that his grumpiness is a drag, but he drives me to break every rule and imagine a different life.

They make me feel safe, and the more time I spend with them, the more I start to care. They mark my skin and imprint themselves on my heart, but our fling leads to consequences.

I'm not expecting that the five of us will form a happy little family, but the men deserve to know about their newest creation, and I need to find the words to tell them they're going to be daddies.

Four Tattoos is the fourth book in the FOUR After Dark Series, standalone reverse harem romances with characters who continue to make appearances.

©2023 Stephanie Brother (P)2025 Stephanie Brother

The playlist hooked me

I understand Rose's hesitation. Not only are Hutch, Christian, Mace, and Zipper 4 big tattooed men, they are also older ... like older than her brother ... like a different generation. Such a large age gap is a difficult pill to swallow for most people. However, if we can all look beyond the age gap, we see many reasons to fall in love.

Rose is right, Older men (millennials) treat her differently than men her age do (Gen Z), and that's okay. It doesn't mean Gen Z is bad. It just means that these 4 men were raised right and truly want to take care of Rose.

The secrecy was where things got tricky, adding the tension the story needed to elevate it. Rose, not wanting her brother to find out because she knows he will disapprove, is a valid and natural reaction, and the men understand. I'm just so happy they were able to get beyond it.

Four Tattoos is a feel good reverse harem story that makes me wish I lived at Four Points.

Steamy

This was a fairly steamy book but still had
enough drama to give it a good plot as well.
Even though there was an age gap between
the male characters to the female the way it
the relationship played out you wouldn’t of know
as they all had great chemistry.
Love the way the narrators brought the book and all
the characters to life.

Sweet and Steamy!

Age-Gap, Grumpy/Sunshine, and so much heart! Rose is such an easy to love heroine, she’s just an absolute sweetheart trying to get some independence from a brother that is more than a little too overprotective.
I feel like this book is the first one I’ve read in a while that really touches on how taboo a great deal of society truly views Polyamorous relationships to be. Rose struggles with that, and I can appreciate how hard that would be for such a sheltered girl.
I love the authenticity in the way Rose behaves—as a person who has been absolutely sheltered and controlled (even if by someone who meant well). Rose has some growing to do, and her unconventional relationship with these men is just what she needs!
I really enjoyed the narrators, I feel like having a male do the male chapters helps me really sink into the narration more. Both narrators had very clear, easy to listen to voices. Definitely one I’ll listen to again!