Author: E.M. Lindsey
Title: Hearbeat Repeating
Pages: 226
Relase date: 2020 December 10
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Rating: ★★★★★
Blurb:
Millionaire Alejandro Santos’ life is defined by three things: money, compulsions, and loss. And while he has long-since learned to cope with his OCD, he has never moved on after losing his family. Grief is his only companion, and he plans to keep it that way.
And then he sees a young college student washing cars for charity in the freezing cold, and everything changes. Without meaning to, Alejandro stops, and the next thing he knows, Avery Marshak is signing his name on the dotted line, becoming his new sugar baby.
Twelve months later, and Avery has followed all of Alejandro’s rules to a T. No touching, no sleeping with anyone, always come when he calls. But spending a year without so much as a handshake, and Avery’s starting to feel a little affection starved. He tells himself there’s no point in hoping this year will be different, because Alejandro is not the kind of man who embraces change.
And then his sugar daddy shows up with an offer: stay with me at my penthouse for Chanukah.
Saying yes is dangerous, because Avery’s heart is a fool and even a single touch will ruin what little progress he’s made in protecting it. But he also knows he can’t resist the offer, because what’s a little heartbreak if it gives him a single chance to know the man who’s been keeping himself at a distance.
Avery wants to believe there’s hope—that the miracle of Chanukah is more than lights. But the more Alejandro opens up, the more Avery realizes this might not be a beginning, but instead the means to an end.
Will Alejandro be able to let go of his grief and embrace the love in front of him? And will Avery find the patience to hold on as Alejandro fights to break through his comfortable routine? The answer is there, if only they stop to listen, in the echo of their heartbeats repeating.
Heartbeat Repeating is a stand-alone holiday novel with no cheating and a Happily Ever After.
My review:
Beautiful. I have no other words than beautiful. This was the most perfect and loveliest love story ever.
I knew at the beginning that it will destroy me and I was right. It wasn't angsty, but just to see and be in Alejandro's head, *sigh*. Perfect.
Loved Alejandro and I loved how well written his character were, and everything around him was just so real with emotions. I felt his grief and I hurt for him. Avery was the sunshine in his life and loved how they fit together perfectly.
I love daddy books, but I think this was my first sugar-daddy ever (but now I really need more). It was perfect, all the spoiling with expensive presents, while the only thing Avery wanted was love and intimacy.
The romance was so, so good! The anticipation and the no-touching and barely speaking from Alejandro's end, oh god. Slow burn with big sparkles and so much heat.
Loved, LOVED when Alejandro changed his mind and opened up for Avery. It was so pure and beautiful. Especially with Avery's little presents, and all those little touches. So good!
The age-gap was well written and I loved when they went to ice-skating and Avery was afraid of what others will think when they see them. The 30 year gap was so good. Loved it.
I can't tell how perfect this book is and how much I loved reading this book. So, so beautiful!
HIGHLY RECOMMEND.
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