Blurb
No one expects lace in a laundry room to change their life.
At twenty-one, Flores Williams has a few things his (non-existent) friends don't: a police record, abusive parents, and a colorful hobby. But the worst thing about being independent? Breaking an expensive washing machine right before your ballet audition. Flores needs clothes, he needs a job, he needs a miracle.
As long as that miracle isn't Gareth Brown.
Ten years ago, Gareth lost his husband to a car accident. These days, he hangs around with his firefighting team, trying to fill the void in his heart. When his friend makes a request, Gareth agrees: Watch Tim Williams' son. Flores is a criminal, and Gareth thinks he can stop that boy from going back into jail.
But Gareth isn't prepared for Flores to call him Sir. Add to that the fact that Flores has never been kissed. And that Gareth increasingly wants Flores to be his boy. Gareth shouldn't—he's far older. He's promised Tim that he wouldn't get involved with Flores.
As fate drags them into a whirlpool of lace, sweet punishments, and an accidental pregnancy, will the growing fire between Flores and Gareth draw them closer, or will the demons from their pasts burn them to the ground?
Gareth's Boy is a 82,000-word standalone non-shifter age-difference MPreg romance, featuring a protective firefighter, hurt/comfort, and a broken soul who learns to smile again. HEA guaranteed!
Warning: This book contains so much heat, it'll fog up your windows. Try to stay cool!!
At twenty-one, Flores Williams has a few things his (non-existent) friends don't: a police record, abusive parents, and a colorful hobby. But the worst thing about being independent? Breaking an expensive washing machine right before your ballet audition. Flores needs clothes, he needs a job, he needs a miracle.
As long as that miracle isn't Gareth Brown.
Ten years ago, Gareth lost his husband to a car accident. These days, he hangs around with his firefighting team, trying to fill the void in his heart. When his friend makes a request, Gareth agrees: Watch Tim Williams' son. Flores is a criminal, and Gareth thinks he can stop that boy from going back into jail.
But Gareth isn't prepared for Flores to call him Sir. Add to that the fact that Flores has never been kissed. And that Gareth increasingly wants Flores to be his boy. Gareth shouldn't—he's far older. He's promised Tim that he wouldn't get involved with Flores.
As fate drags them into a whirlpool of lace, sweet punishments, and an accidental pregnancy, will the growing fire between Flores and Gareth draw them closer, or will the demons from their pasts burn them to the ground?
Gareth's Boy is a 82,000-word standalone non-shifter age-difference MPreg romance, featuring a protective firefighter, hurt/comfort, and a broken soul who learns to smile again. HEA guaranteed!
Warning: This book contains so much heat, it'll fog up your windows. Try to stay cool!!
Review
My Rating - 5 Stars!
Gareth's Boy, book two of Anna Wineheart's Meadowfall Firefighters series, is a wonderful mpreg read.
This is a story that starts with lace and gets ever hotter. Yum!
Gareth and Flores are two men who both know loss. One lost his husband, one his mentor, and both have been greatly affected by these losses. Some of the moments that focus on these losses are tear-jerking and tough to read.
Flores is a broken man, with parents who've never even shown him love. Gareth is tasked with watching over Flores, leading to Flores not trusting him at all. The complex family issues are well done and are extremely emotional. Both men are affected and have decisions to make.
The writing is good, with two well developed complex characters and a whole lot of tenderness and emotion. I was hooked from the start, but it's a long book with a slow pace at times.
Their story includes lace as well as dresses. It includes an age difference, which adds a lot to the tale. And, it includes a marker that leads to a super steamy scene. Damn, Gareth and Flores are super hot together. Expect intense chemistry and some smoking firsts, and some hot rimming.
One of my favorite lines is "...Gareth wanted to see what Flores would look like when he finally remembered to smile."
My absolute favorite however is the snake moments. I couldn't stop laughing. Caleb is an adorable little kid who is truly hysterical, adding tremendous amounts of love and humor to this book.
Gareth's Boy is a great mpreg read. This Anna Wineheart book is a wonderful story of getting a second chance at love. It's a beautiful story of finding someone who believes in you and encourages you in life.
