Naughty Santa Daddy

Naughty Santa Daddy

A Holiday Anthology

MMM25 Authors

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Part 1

Goliath and Alessandra

I was not expecting this story. These ladies out did themselves with this one. It was funny, page turning but kept you on your toes with the plot twists these authors are known for. I never would have thought of turning a mafia/mc book into a hallmark holiday romcom but they did and I am all for it.

Goliath is your typical biker but he has a soft spot for grandmother and she is great, we need more of her. He also has a soft spot for his elf that he meets in traffic. As luck would have it they meet in dire circumstances again. Watching him go from caveman to understanding his woman isn’t fragile was nice. His Grandmother was a force and the coolest one ever.

Alessandra is not a typical mafia princess and heir. She doesn’t like what her family does and the backlash on innocent people. Childhood trauma can change your outlook and the course of your life. But all it takes is betrayal to change everything you thought you knew.

I really enjoyed this book, I really didn’t see that betrayal coming and when it happened it floored me. I am usually pretty good at figuring out who is behind it. Excellent read.

Part 2

Massimo and Hadley

So I really wasn’t expecting that story either, but wow. These authors are amazing. Again the plot twists are mind blowing. I am not a huge fan of age gap books, I have read some and other than a brief mention of it a couple of times it's not a main focus. This was well written.

Massimo is hardened from losing people close to him and leading the mafia family. His softness for his son shows he has some humanity left in him. Watching him fight his feelings for Hadley is entertaining, but to him she means to end to find who has betrayed him.

Hadley, having grown up in the system, has had a tragic past. Her past sends her life on a collision course straight into Massimo. But she faces her trauma like a queen. While most get lost in their trauma, she didn’t.

The authors did a good job bringing real world issues that we should be talking about more. I would like to read more of these two worlds from the amazing authors.