This is a review of one of the stories "The Daddy Upgrade" by Chara Croft

Even though this story was short, I absolutely loved it! The only thing wrong with the story was that I wanted to yeet that a-hole Grant into the sun for treating Ollie the way that he did.

Yves and Ollie are perfect for one another and are both deliciously filthy. The stuffies from the toy store aren't just toys ya'll ;) We love a multi-purpose object!

Although this is a short story, I hope we see more of Yves and Ollie in the future in some type of way to see how they are doing or what antics they are getting up to next.

I received an ARC of this story and I am leaving an honest review.
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This is a review of "Not a Bad Boy" by Morticia Knight

Tyler came across meeting Rafe when he needed him the most. He gets an instant bad reputation just because he has tattoos and piercings. Daddy Rafe doesn't care about how he looks and he doesn't judge him, he just wants to care for him the way that Tyler needs it. He wants to teach Tyler that he should never be ashamed of himself for who he is or what his preferences are.

This book is sweet, but has some spicy sexy scenes that are perfect. I hope we see more of Rafe and Tyler in the future somehow to see how they are doing.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review. ( )

Not a Bad Boy is a short story that is part of the ‘Dirty Daddies Pride Anthology 2022’. It stars Tyler, a tattoo artist who is also a little, and Rafe, a Daddy. This is told in third person from both Tyler and Rafe’s povs.



This book is not listed on Goodreads yet so there is no blurb for it. I will review only this one story, and not the complete anthology.

Tyler is a tattoo artist, and a little/middle. He desperately wants to find a Daddy who will love him despite the fact he doesn’t look like the typical little/boy. Tyler is heavily tattooed and loves them, but he’s found that Daddies are looking for cute, twink, littles, not a boy like Tyler. He tries to work up courage to enter a BDSM club in the hopes of finding a Daddy, but is hit with a panic attack outside. There Rafe finds him and Tyler is just the kind of boy he likes. The hard part is convincing Tyler that he’s interested and helping to build Tyler’s confidence. From there the story is about the two getting to know each other and the issue of Tyler’s workplace, which is terribly homophobic.

I enjoyed this story. It’s cute, fluffy, and I liked Rafe and Tyler. The author did a good job in creating distinct characters in such a short story. The one part I wish the author had gone into depth more, is what happened after Tyler quit his job. Rafe said he’d help Tyler with everything in his life, but there was no satisfying conclusion to Tyler’s employment issue. I wish the author had taken a few pages to clear that up.

Overall, I enjoyed Not a Bad Boy. Enough info was given about the plot and characters for me to believe in a HEA for Tyler and Rafe, even though I would’ve liked to have a longer story and a satisfactory ending to Tyler’s job problem. This is a cute, easy, fluffy read. I give it 4 Stars.



I received an ARC from the author through Booksprout. I’m giving my honest and unbiased opinion.
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