I am not always a big fan of stories with kids, but I liked the way we see David and Craig navigate the early stages of their relationship with a young child involved. They are a sweet couple with lots of fire together and I liked them a lot. The two men are a nice balance for one another, as Craig loves that David is solid and has his life together and Craig is so happy to see a place for himself there after a tumultuous childhood and years of rough living.

I loved his sweet earnestness and how his conservative exterior hides fire inside. David is adorable as this kind of shy, dorky doctor a bit out of his depth with young hottie Craig. This is a sweet, fun story that is a light and easy read. But Craig must get comfortable enough to be open about his job and his past if things are going to work out between them. But soon, to their surprise, what started out as casual is becoming serious for both of them. It is hard for the guys to even find a place to be alone together. It is not easy for David being a single dad with a three-year old. The two men begin to hit it off and slowly being dating. So when David doesn’t recognize Craig, Craig doesn’t mention his job. That is what Craig does to put himself through school until he can open up his own Zumba studio, but too many guys hear that and just think Craig is brainless and easy. But Craig doesn’t want David to just think of him as a dancer. David’s shy, sweet personality is so appealing to Craig and he can’t help but want to spend time with the man and his adorable daughter, Maia. He is interested enough to agree to coffee with David, and ultimately a date as well. When Craig Harding finds the cell phone in the club bathroom, he can’t help but be intrigued by the clearly amateur, but still enticing, cock shot he finds as he tries to figure out the phone’s owner. David manages to make an escape from his bad date, but not before accidentally leaving his cell phone behind. However, while it turns out the date is totally not the guy for him, David can’t help but notice the gorgeous go go dancer at the bar. So when a potential date asks for a cock shot, David snaps a picture for him. But he is determined to try to get out there, even if it is just to get laid at some point. David Letterer hasn’t really dated since the death of his wife, and he hasn’t been with a man since his college days. Buy Links: Amazon | All Romance | Amazon UKĭr.

David's Selfie by Daisy Harris