BLURB: Harris didn't want to spend fourteen hours on the road during a storm, but when he hears about a dog in need of a home a few states away, he makes the trek. Not long after his journey home, he passes a bus stop with a person who doesn't even look alive.
When Jesse snuck out of the trailer in the dead of night, he didn't have a plan. He just needed to get away. And after an hour of walking, he realizes how stupid he was to leave on foot. Just because he wasn't going to die at the hands of his ex tonight doesn't mean he won't freeze to death on his way out. Curled up in the corner of a bus stop, he closes his eyes and waits for peace to finally find him.
But when a strong man picks him up and puts him inside a warm pickup truck, he has to wonder if maybe an angel found him after all. And good ol' vigilante justice is the only thing that makes Jesse feel safe. Well, that and the man he aches to call Daddy.
This Daddy/boy romance is sweet and sexy with some dark moments and a happy ever after.
My Review: I was gifted a copy by the author in exchange for an honest review. According to the author the book was inspired by the song Wait in the Truck by Hardy.
I went and listened to the song before reading the book and was glad I had done so, it made some of what happened in the story more interesting to know what had inspired it. Mostly though it was a just very sweet romance between Jesse and his nurturing Daddy. It was a quick read for me as it was only 160 pages but there was plenty of story there. If you've never read MM Daddy/Boy before, this would be a good one to start with, since it isn't overly kinky like some of them are. Overall, I think Aria Grace's foray into the world of Daddy/Boy romances was well done and produced an enjoyable read.
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