Book Review: Hot Daddy by Lila Monroe

Playboy CEO, Cal McAdams, lives life in the fast lane: hot women, hotter deals, and… a fake fiancee? I signed on to help reform his reckless image and win custody of his god-children, but I wasn’t expecting to come face-to-face (and mouth-to-mouth) with my wild Vegas hook-up from three years ago. 

AKA, 6”3 of tanned muscle, sharp suits, and ‘undress me’ eyes. 
AAKA, the best thigh-clenching, bed-shaking sex of my life. 
AAAKA, the man who couldn’t be more off-limits if he had a uranium belt wrapped around his, um, assets. 

I’ve never been one to break the rules, but Cal has me wanting to rip them up - and roll around naked on the scrap paper. But with just three weeks to turn this bachelor into a DILF, can we keep our crazy chemistry from derailing his plans? Or will gold-digging relatives, rambunctious pre-teens, and a little thing called love leave us both crashed out of the race? 

Hot Daddy is a feel-good, second-chance romantic comedy. I'm addicted to romantic comedies. Hot Daddy fulfilled my need for a lighter romance that left me smiling from ear to ear. 

Caleb McAdams quickly shifted from playboy, who grew up on the Formula One racing circuit to instant Daddy. He needs to reform his image if he plans on keeping his godchildren from their wicked witch of an aunt.  So, what does one sexy playboy do to reform his image, hire a fake fiancee of course. 

Jules Robinson finds herself at the end of her rope. She's running out of money and an eviction notice is just days away. She had to leave her last job after a dick swinging copier incident. When an job opportunity comes her way to spend 10 days as a fake fiance she jumps at it. 

What Jules wasn't expecting was to come face-to-face with her Vegas hook-up from three years ago.  Her job just got a little more difficult because she has to find a way to keep her panties on. 

Hot Daddy pulled me in from the first chapter. Its a fast paced read with plenty of swooning and just the right amount of heart. 5 Stars!