Review: In Too Deep by Blake R. Wolfe 4 of 5 stars

In Too Deep by Blake R. Wolfe
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Kevin is the billionaire CEO of his own software company but is miserable as at the end of college he lost the only man he'd ever loved. He's miserable, still heartbroken, and pushes everyone away eventually. In a bar Levi appears, and Kevin's heart nearly stops beating. Levi is the spitting image of Kevin's ex-lover but when he tries to leave the way he sings and plays that guitar… he's under his spell before he even knows what happened. Kevin never expected Levi to single him out in the crowd and buy him a drink. He’s Kevin's ex-lover’s son. That should have been enough to convince him to stay away. But when Levi plays his guitar, I can’t help but fall in love all over again. Love is easy with Levi. In an instant, Kevin is transported back to his college days. They spend long, hot nights in each other’s arms and Kevin can’t get enough of him. He even calls him Daddy just to mess with him, but I wouldn’t mind making him my Boy. Imagine his surprise when he finally agrees to meet Levi's parents and standing there in the doorway was his ex-lover from all those years ago with his wife, the woman he left him for. He hasn’t forgotten him, and he’s the only thing standing between him and his happily ever after. But he won’t give up on Levi, even if it means fighting his ex-lover to get him.

This was the last book in the series. Levi and his silly little songs made me laugh though Kevin's focus and angst on the past made me want to shake him. Levi was a breath of fresh air. I was glad they all behaved like adults at the end. I did find Levi's clueness around social media strange given his age. Easy to read and feel. This is an MM story with mature content.

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Review: Deep in the Sheets by Blake R. Wolfe 3 of 5 stars

Deep in the Sheets by Blake R. Wolfe
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Jax was lucky and got an internship at the biggest accounting firm in Boston and is now the personal assistant to Timothy Hark, billionaire, CEO, and one of the most handsome men. He is a jerk, has a girlfriend and Jax can't stop gawking at him and fantasising that he is his Daddy. Then at the office Christmas party, their strictly professional relationship takes a turn when he drags Jax into an empty conference room by his collar to kiss him and call him his Boy. They can't keep their hands off each other. Then, Tim’s ex-girlfriend walks through the door, saying she wants to marry him. Jax could lose him forever if he says yes but if he tells anyone about their forbidden romance, he can kiss his degree, job and new Daddy goodbye.

It was a strange story as it started with a bullying and abuse of power relationship but then ended with gentleness and love. I get that Tim was emotionally stunted but it was a bit of a quick change for someone who was so aggressive. Jax was missing some character development as for most of the story he was just a sex toy. Easy to read, feel and understand. This was an MM story with mature content.

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Review: The Deep End by Blake R. Wolfe 3 of 5 stars

The Deep End by Blake R. Wolfe
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Cliff knows that his son's best friend Bryce should be off limits, but seeing him in short shorts while cleaning the pool tests his self-control. Cliff is newly divorced after his wife discovered that he preferred gay porn to sleeping with her and is determined to turn their son against him. Bryce comes to Cliff's aid one evening and after a drunken kiss desire blooms between them. Before long Cliff is his Daddy now, and it’s his job to take care of him. But nobody can know about them. When his ex-wife catches them together she issues an ultimatum - end it or ruin them both.

This was a nice story but it was a little rushed in places and very strange in others. The rush was how quickly the divorce happened and just how happy Cliff was to give her everything. The strange was just how well Cliff's son took his relationship with his best friend and how hard he worked to fix it. I'm not convinced that Cliff was much of a Daddy as just someone who liked to spend money to spoil his boy. Easy to read and understand. This was an MM story with mature content and a BSDM-like Daddy/boy dynamic.

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