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Taylor's Father Review

theadventurer91
6 days ago
2 min read

By Penelope Ward

From the Back

When my best friend Taylor gifted me a vacation at a resort owned by his grandparents, the last thing I expected was to bond with a man seventeen years older.

Tate was also vacationing alone.

He’d come to Midnight Key to clear his head and reevaluate his life.

I’d come to get over my high school sweetheart who’d dumped me.

I’d spotted the brawny, tattooed Adonis in the lobby on the first day and thought he had to be someone’s hot dad.

But then we matched on an app that paired single men and women by proximity.

The problem was? At nineteen—almost twenty—I’d lied and said I was twenty-nine.

Tate outed me on our first date, and I fessed up to my real age.

But we continued to run into each other.

And eventually we found our connection was too magnetic to deny.

While we agreed to only use first names and to part ways at the end of the trip, I’d really fallen for Tate.

I never forgot him and knew he was the one who got away.

Remember that guy friend who gifted me the trip?

Well, four years later, Taylor got married.

He’d been estranged from his dad for years, though recently they’d reconnected.

What I didn’t know was that the man I’d had that torrid affair with at the resort would be standing next to Taylor in the receiving line.

My dream man Tate? Was Taylor’s father.

What You Get

  • Best Friends Dad

  • Age Gap

  • Single Dad

  • Forbidden Romance

  • Second Chance

Review

This was a fun and quick read, I do enjoy Penelope Ward's books. I love the relationship between Tate and Blair. Tate and Blair had a strong connection, plenty of chemistry, and a lot of emotions to work through. I liked that their relationship wasn’t easy or rushed. The age gap is pretty large, but I didn't think it was that big of a deal because after they see each other years later, they were much more in alignment. Their maturity and emotional levels developed well within the story. The twist was definitely a surprise, but a good surprise. If you like sweet, emotional, and slightly forbidden second-chance romance, I recommend reading this book. I can't wait to read more by Penelope Ward.

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