4.5 stars, rounded up.

It just clicked that I'd not published this review when I finished the book a few days ago.

I've been eager to read Bailey's story since he was introduced in His Christmas Conundrum, that I absolutely loved. With the exception of a few minor issues, I wasn't disappointed.

Bailey's had a rough life. The only child of a ridiculously wealthy family with political aspirations, he's been forced to play the game. He had to be the dutiful son who pretended to be part of a happy family both privately and publicly.

His parents were horrible, though that's too nice of a word to describe them.

Another person making Bailey's life miserable is his former professor, Kelvin Page. It was bad enough when he was Kelvin's student a couple of years before, but now he's the man's PA. To be blunt, the professor is a total ass, constantly calling Bailey out for silly reasons. Kelvin doesn't really hate Bailey - far from it, actually - but he feels he has to be mean or Bailey might see how he really feels.

The only way to describe Kelvin when it comes to Bailey is obsessed. From the first meeting two years prior, he's wanted Bailey with every fiber of his being. No, not just wanted Bailey, he wants to be Bailey's Daddy. Only he has no clue if Bailey is even into kink, much less a Daddy/little relationship.

Spoiler alert - he is.

The way things come together for these guys is cute, if more than a little rushed. I've noticed that about this author's books.... everything comes together quickly, sometimes too quickly.

Even so, I really enjoyed the book. The only reason I'm not giving it a full 5 stars is because of that rushed thing I just mentioned, and a couple of other minor issues.

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4,5 stars
A Daddy for Christmas: Bailey by A.W. Scott is part of the A Daddy for Christmas series by multiple authors. This is the story of Bailey and Kelvin. (If you've read His Christmas Conundrum then you've been waiting for this story too!!). I loved their story. It was sweet, sexy, full of feels and very well written. Bailey is such a sweety.1 Roger R474 9

Another great story by AW Scott!!! The stories she has spun haven’t disappointed me at all. I always am eager when she writes a story because I love/devour the stories she comes up with. Daddies/littles trope is one of my favorite tropes. This one takes place in a college setting. If you haven’t read “An Christmas Conundrum”, I’d suggest you read this one as well since the MCs in that book are in this book as well while Bailey, the MC in this one is in the other book too. It’s nice to be able to say, “Oh yeah, he’s in that book too”. I’d give this one 5 stars!

The story focuses on Bailey, who’s a TA for his professor (he has a crush on) but he’s being picked on or criticized by the professor. He couldn’t understand why. At the same time, Professor Kelvin has feelings for Bailey but because of the “relationship” between professor and student is being frowned upon, he had to suppress these feelings. To be able to do that, he had to be a grumpy professor and criticize/pick on Bailey to keep the feelings at bay. It so happens that Bailey ordered some “littles” stuff but the packages got delivered to the wrong address. It so happens Professor Kelvin’s address was somewhat similar to Bailey’s. I’m sure you can figure out what that entails so I’ll just stop right there and have you pick up the book and read. Don’t forget about the other one as well. Happy reading! Countrygirl53

Hmmm

How to review Bailey (student) and Kelton (professor). Melton was IMO obsessed with his student at the time Bailey. Now Bailey is his assistant, but still can't have him by collage rules. Bailey does find Kelton attractive but he acts an a$$. Kelton pretends to be that to keep distance from his obsession over Bailey. This is about at the halfway mark in story from here on. Suddenly, Bailey is interested in age play?. So he immediately orders "little" things. His boy items ordered online coincidentally were delivered to Kelton's house. This is where, again IMO, where it seems to turn a bit creepy and slightly stalkerish on Kelton's part when Bailey , unknowing who the call was from, gets the address to pick up his box. He was given directions just to enter and follow the arrows which landed him in Kelton's "baby" room already set up for BAILEY.
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