Use Me, Daddy

Boston Kings, Book 7

De: Sara Fields

Narrado por: Gabriel Spires, Michelle Sparks

He's not just my boss. He's my daddy.

When Aleksei Morozov tilted my chin up with a single finger and kissed me, I slapped him like a good girl should when her new boss treats her like his property on her very first day on the job.

Then I spent the night fantasizing about him doing absolutely shameful things to me, and when he kissed me again the next day, I just knelt at his feet, undid his pants, and begged for what I needed.

By the time I found out he's a Bratva kingpin, he'd already made me his in every way.

Now I'm bare and bound to his bed, knowing I'm about to take it really, really hard.

The way a bad girl takes it from daddy.

Use Me, Daddy is a standalone novel that is the seventh book of the Boston Kings series. For mature listeners.

©2025 Stormy Night Publications and Sara Fields (P)2025 Podium Audio

So good

I absolutely love every single minute of this book. I’ve already downloaded another one of these books. The characters are amazing and the performance is amazing.

The book was not for this series

This series had a certain something that made it great, but this book felt like the author was trying too hard to make “equals”. The characters were not likable, I didn’t dislike them, they were just meh. Think about the very first book in this series, and of Leah and Kieran, their dynamic was so good and they were individually great characters. This book however, just felt forced. Their dynamic didn’t feel real to me and even the work romance trope wasn’t done well. There was very little interaction with other characters in the book which didn’t help. I’m not sure if this book is shorter than the others (I’ll have to check), but it just felt very hollow and rushed. And this is coming from someone that bookmarks scenes and replay often. I recently reread Take Me, Daddy from start to finish and maybe that’s why I’m being so harsh on this book. It just is not giving me the same feels. Also side note: it felt like she was trying tooooo hard make Ana’s character to be like Aida, but Aida is in a league of her own, and that’s the charm of her. Ana’s need to always “win”, prove her independence, etc, was just annoying and made her less likable.

I must mention, the narration was amazing as always. But this too might need a change, there’s only so much range a voice actor can do and it’s starting to all blur together. The male narrator doing an entirely different accent helps (from Irish to Russian) but the female narrator is starting to sound repetitive (with the exception of Aida).