Act Your Age by Eve Dangerfield

Act Your Age  by Eve Dangerfield 

SUMMARY

Just because Kate ‘Middleton’ McGrath, wants a man to call ‘daddy’ in bed doesn’t mean—
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Kate gets it. Kinks aren’t for everyone. Hell, they’re probably not for Mr. Henderson, her grumpaholic boss. She really shouldn’t have crush on him, but the man is just so goddamn stern. Sure, a lot of that comes down to ‘being her boss,’ but still, it feels like there might be something there.
Tyler Henderson is a golden boy who’s lost his shine. He’s old, his dream career is over, his fiancée’s left him. Now all the former firefighter can do is try and bury his troubles in paperwork and hard liquor. He says ‘try’ because he can't get Middleton out of his head long enough to wallow properly. He’s not going anywhere near the girl. HR issues aside, he’s done with sweetness and things don’t come sweeter than a cupcake-baking engineer who knits her own hats.
A case of mistaken identity causes Kate and Ty’s attraction to give way to blistering sex. They have more in common—and more to lose—than either of them realized. When it comes to attraction you can rarely change your mind but can you act your age?

MY REVIEW

If I f@ck you, you'll think all your prayers have been answered. I 'll make you see god, Middleton. I'll make you think I am god.Yes, I absolutely love guys with a God complex.

Ty is 45, grumpy, gruff, authoritative, extremely good-looking and he loves to be called 'daddy', but he is not sure how to ask.

Ty is also Middleton's boss. Middleton has spent the two and half years in the same company Ty is working. Although she is very attracted to him, she is also scared of him.

Middleton is 24 (but she looks like 17), sweet, funny, girly and she would love to have a 'daddy', but she is not sure how to ask.

A misunderstanding will bring these two together. And of course, although it is wrong wrong wrong, they cannot stop it!

This book was a nice surprise. It's been a while since I had so much fun. I read it in one sitting. And for the majority of the book I was turned on or/and I was laughing out loud.