Sammi Cee

Sadly, Levi and Christian's story is the last one in this sweet little, 5-book series. All the boys at Tap Tavern now have the "Daddy" that they needed and wanted. There was a Daddy who was "Gentle"... A Daddy that was "Patient".... A Daddy that was "Understanding"... A Daddy That was "Tender" and bartender, Christian now has his Daddy that is a Daddy who is the "Boss"... and we all that have read the series know that this is Levi, the owner of Tap Tavern. We get to meet Christian's father and two young sisters and can begin to understand why he works every hour that he can to provide for this family...why he constantly does without the necessitates of life, which is something that Levi had been "secretly" providing for him for a long time hoping that Christian wouldn't know it was him. These are all short story about what you will do for the people that you love...even if you don't share DNA with them. It's about learning to accept the help that people that love you will give freely...but mostly it's about finding love and happiness with the person that will make your life complete...no matter what your sexuality is.… (meer)

The guys from the Tap Tavern have happily intermingled in all these stories, but we first really got to meet Archie in the third book that was Fischer and Marcus's story. He had time to grow some and work through his load of trauma caused by his abusive aunt. Now the "Wanted" sign for a "Daddy" is his... but he believes that he has found...all on his own, HIS "Daddy"...the "Tender perfect "Daddy" that is just for him. Hutch is a detective that works with one of Archie's fathers. He and Hutch first meet when Archie sheltered three children from a gun fight taking place in a neighborhood where he had gone to deliver a birthday gift to a lady for her dying husband. Thinking of everyone but himself is just who and what Archie is. I loved the way that Hutch handled Archie... patience...the tenderness, and the care that Hutch displays, along with the trust, love and impatience that Archie has simply blended together to give us a glimpse into the lives of so many other characters from this intertwined series. The stories in this series are all fairly short, straightforward and sweet one. if you are looking for a lot of steam and a ton of sex...you won't find it here. It just wouldn't have fit well in these stories in any way, shape, or form. There is one more story that I'm starting. Levi and Christian...then everyone of the Tap Tavern guys will have their "Daddy".… (meer)

These are sweet, short little stories, (less than 200 pages), that don't have much, if any angst, I have really liked this this series. All of the boys work at the Tavern and are all very good friends. One day, one of the boys offered to help one of his friends find a "Daddy" by making and hanging a sign describing what type of Daddy was needed, in the tavern. So far two of his friends have found their "Daddy" and now it's Dylan's turn. Dylan had been abused by his mother's boyfriend/husband. His mother didn't believe him, and it turned his entire view of his self-worth on its head. He was in middle school and had a best friend, Brett who he ghosted because he felt Brett wouldn't want to be friends with him any longer. When the story opens, we find that Dylan is on the path to going to Nurse's School, and while walking his golden retriever, he runs into Brett who he hadn't seen in years, but still had feelings for....and Brett returned those feelings in spades. Brett was the embodiment of understanding when Dylan explained why he had ghosted him. He was so sweet and gentle with Dylan...never pushy or demanding, allowing Dylan to do things and make discissions in his own way and time. It strengthened their relationship. Dylan wanted and needed a Daddy, and Brett wanted and need to be one...to 'take care" of someone... and Dylan was that "someone" for him. Dylan finally had genuine friends and a found family to offer him the support and love he so badly wanted and needed. Seeing everyone come together is always one of my favorite parts of this series. Fellow worker and friend, Cameron, protects all the boys, Christian, the Tavern owner and the boy's employer, provides a warm, and welcoming place for them to feel safe, Levi, the bartender watches out for problems on the floor...and they all look out for each other. Wouldn't it be nice if there were indeed places and people like this everywhere?… (meer)

Joey started out as Tucker’s virtual PA. He has Crones and needs to work behind the scenes. He never let Tucker see him. He lived with his grandmother, but when she gets sick and died, he is left all alone and extremely lost. When he ends up in the hospital from a flare up of his Crones, he quits his job. Tucker is simply lost without Joey as his PA, but also as his friend. Joey always kept him on the right track. Needing to work, Joey takes a job at a tavern restaurant as a server, and there he meets a group of boys. Finally, he has people he can depend on to be there for him, understand him, and can call his friends. I love the creative way that Joey and Tucker met. One of Joey's new friends made and posted a sign in the tavern that read "Wanted: Gentle Daddy": and gave contact information. Tucker saw it and the rest, as they say, was history. I really enjoyed this story! The story contained very little angst, which I always like. I hate seeing my characters that I have grown to like to have to suffer through an entire book although I know that they usually get a happy ever after in the end. Overall, it's a fairly short, well written fun read. There are two more books in the series that I will be starting soon.… (meer)