Novella - Snowballing Snow Dates Book #1
Gay Romance, Gay Fiction, BiSexual omance
Independent
Dec 12, 2022
Kindle
144
Amazon
A single dad. A flirty manny. A crafty kid. Do they stand a snowball’s chance in hell of a merry and bright future together?
Gareth
It was literally the biggest d*ck I’d ever seen in person, and I started to question if my ass could handle it. But I didn’t quit drinking Diet Coke like I said I was going to last year and I wasn’t about to quit now either. After all, ten inches was a rare commodity these days.
It was supposed to be a one and done experience, so I was shocked when our paths crossed again - out of the bedroom.
I can’t remember the last time I felt a pull this strong, but I’d never dated a client before. Maybe this one’s too good to pass up?
Eli
Being a single dad pretty much meant I had to schedule NSFW time and rely on a babysitter. It’s all part of my exciting life in finance with the now-added bonus of after-school hockey practices.
After my company rewarded me with a trip to Hawaii, I was on the hunt for a new kid-watcher. Based on my neighbor's recommendation, I'm introduced to Gareth - the last person I expected to see.
But the human mind is a funny thing because I don't see that as a problem. And neither does my c*ck.
Snowballing is a gay, rom-com, age gap, holiday novella with enough spice to season a whole gingerbread village. It features a dash of forced proximity, a blitzen of kink, a comet of forbidden romance, and of course, Finn’s fetish for jockstraps. There is snow in the book, but most of the white stuff contained herein isn’t cold and it isn’t falling from the sky in flake form. Snowballing is the first book in the Snow Dates series - an annual, kink-positive, holiday series about men falling in love with other men.
Reviewed by Linda Tonis
Member of the Paranormal Guild Romance Review Team
Eli is a Financial Advisor who has exceeded everyone in the company, not only earning him a huge Christmas bonus but also a trip to Hawaii. He decided to celebrate by making a call for an escort so he could have a night of sex. He is the father of a twelve-year-old, Trey who he pawns off on a neighbor while he prepares for a fun time. What he didn’t expect was for his son to come home early while he was just starting to get into the fun with his escort, Jayden. His reaction was to shove Jayden out the door minus pants which were laying in the kitchen.
When Trey inquired about the pants Eli played them off as his own unfortunately for Eli twelve-year-olds now a days are way too smart and when Trey insists his father tries them on, they fit him like a pair of spandex. Trey was only too happy to relate everything to his uncle, Eli’s brother and everyone had a good laugh. Jayden (Gareth) was totally bummed out because Eli had an asset that he so wanted to get up close and personal with.
When Eli wrote to Jayden apologizing for sending him out in freezing weather without pants and offered to take him to dinner, just dinner, as if. So, dinner and a hotel room Eli and Gareth finally got to enjoy the sex they missed on when Trey arrived home early. Eli was lucky to have neighbors with grown children and are more than happy to watch Trey but when Nancy’s husband gets injured, and they are unable to watch Trey for a while she recommends a Manny, and she knows just who would fit the bill.
At the mall Eli calls Gareth and they meet up, surprise Gareth is none other than Jayden and when Trey takes an instant liking to him Eli knows he must hire him. As the two men and boy get to know each other everyone finds comfort in each other but of course, Eli and Gareth’s form of comfort is off the charts.
I can’t continue the story since other than Gareth, Eli and Trey getting to know each other the rest of the story is sex, sex, sex and explicit to the point at times of being way out there and Trey is aware that things between his father and Manny are much more than friends. Not even a teenager and Trey is aware of his own sexuality and what is going on behind closed doors, his father’s closed door.
Well, this is not the first MM romance I have read but I did learn something new, I now know that snowballing isn’t throwing snowballs at each other lol.