Charming Your Dad

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Blair’s boring Chad of boyfriend ( his name is Ryan but he’s such a Chad yano) cheats and Blair decides the sweetest revenge would be to bang his Daddy that just rode into town. Charming The Devil - Lilith knew her fate upon death, even if her wrong doings were ones rooted in vengeance. She didn’t know what to expect once becoming a resident of Hell, but falling in love with the devil himself wasn’t part of the plan. Charming Your Dad is a bit dark, plenty of funny and a hell of a lot sexy. Sarah Blue created an universe with demons and witches and other supernatural creatures, and combined it with some of my favorite kinky tropes, a superb chosen family, and the most addictive characters and side characters. This had diverse representation everywhere. POC, bi and polyamorous people all just existing- can you believe that? Plus, we got some pegging thrown in lol. It made my heart happy. le sigh

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Step Mom by Catie Turner was actually sent to me by one of my best friends, Leslie, while I was writing. As soon as I heard it, I was like, yup, this is this books anthem. While I don’t think Blair would be a great parent, the tone of the song still stands. Only Sarah Blue can write a ‘Lucifer is my dad’ and make him the best dad ever. His relationship with both his daughters was so sweet, gah. And his scenes with Lilith!!!! Sometimes it’s not fair how good Sarah Blue is at writing secondary characters and making you yearn for their own books. But seriously, I just need more Lucifer/Lilith, I know she’d slay us all with the most amazing kinky yet soft story for these two. when blair’s boyfriend cheats on her with another witch from her coven who btw tried to kill her👀👀, she is furious and wants revenge👹👹👹 Blair’s friendship with her cousin Stevie was another of my favorite aspects. It gave Blair the opportunity to show us how much she cares and how deep she can love and protect someone of her choosing. Their banter and whole dynamic was so charming (heh), and Stevie was such a delightful surprise. Her relationship with Kas and Asmo had me going feral. I need more of those three and their whole dynamic. We all know how good Sarah Blue is at writing menage/RH, and this throuple has potential to become one of her bests.Blair is the strongest witch in her coven. Several people betrayed her, and now a revenge plan is in place. It’s a doozy of a plan. I am pleasantly surprised by how much I loved it. I thought it was going to but just a fun read to finish the Halloween season but it was so much more than that! At first I thought I wasn’t going to like it because there were a few moments of immaturity within the dialog but that fortunately didn’t carry throughout the book. I really liked the overall story. The world-building - demon/witch aspects were interesting. Blair was a riot, and I loved that she was a strong and capable FMC who just wanted love and for someone to take care of her for once. Stevie was a sweetheart and, every now and then, would surprise me with some hilarious lines. And Dax was the sweetest daddy-dom simp you’ll ever meet. Leviathan Fitness is a sanctuary for monsters, muscles, and a widow on a journey of self-discovery.

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Going against her father’s plans is dangerous. Money, deceit, and status rule Liv’s family. She’s willing to risk it all for these men. Are they willing to do the same for her? William Carlos Williams, ‘ Dance Russe’. Rather than being about the poet’s father, ‘Dance Russe’ is about Williams’s own experience of fatherhood, and about how, in a household in which he is the only male, Williams snatches small moments to himself when his wife and child are sleeping, and dances in front of the mirror. Ahhh! So this was a super fun spooky season read. I really enjoyed Charming Your Dad; it just hit the spot with excellent spice, great characters and paranormal goodness. There is an age gap. Demon possession. Exhibitionism. Daddy kink. Spanking. And one of my favorite tropes - here’s my credit card, no limit. 🤑 I am the servant of a merciless God. I am the daughter of Its preacher. All my life, my power has been controlled by others. They raised me to be meek and stifled my magic.Blair is a feisty witch living in Hallowsdeep with a coven that resents her power but lives off her money. She’s just found out her boyfriend Ryan is cheating when she and her cousin Stevie come up with a plan for revenge. And…in walks demon daddy, paranormal investigator, Daxaddon. Reputation is one of my favorite Taylor Swift albums, and it’s always a ode to Sam from the Smut & Spice Pod. I felt like this album really fits Blairs motivations for revenge, and not caring what anyone thinks about her. When certain things were revealed, they did feel a little rushed. Some things I’ve been anticipating throughout the book as well as some surprising revelations just didn’t have the development I wanted from it and was kind of a let down. The one thing for certain is that there’s no stopping this formidable demon from getting what she wants, even if she doesn’t seem to know what her own end game is. That’s it. That’s the review. Just go read this. It’s perfect for spooky season and it’s real f-ing hot.

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Lucifer has a throne to uphold and nothing can distract him from making all of his subjects fear and respect him. He tries to keep his distance from the one person in Hell who has made him feel again, but the temptation keeps growing. Maybe, just for her, he can show his soft side. Theodore Roethke, ‘ My Papa’s Waltz’. In this poem, whose rhythm echoes that of a waltz dance, Roethke recalls the time he danced with his father in their kitchen. He remembers the smell of whiskey on his father’s breath and his mother’s disapproving stares as she looks on.

Sylvia Plath, ‘ Daddy’. One of Sylvia Plath’s most famous poems, ‘Daddy’ controversially links the father in the poem to a Nazi officer, and references the Holocaust. Variously seen as a highly autobiographical ‘confessional’ poem and as an extremely loose fictionalised account of Plath’s own relationship to her father (an entomologist and bee-expert who died when Plath was just eight), ‘Daddy’ continues to generate much discussion amongst Plath’s readers and critics. E. E. Cummings, ‘ my father moved through dooms of love’. This poem was written about Cummings’ own father, a Unitarian minister and Harvard University professor. Written in Cummings’ distinctive style, this is, for our money, one of the greatest poems in praise of a father ever written.