Review: Wonderful Read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 16, 2012
I just came off of reading close to a dozen harlequin books this past week and was in the mood for something different. I was in the process of looking for a paranormal romance when I came across Delinquent Daddy by chance. I am so glad I gave this book a chance even though I was skeptical because of the title. Ellie and Boston were so wonderful to read that I wished the book would have gone on forever. Ellie was such as strong character and she just wanted to do what was best for her daughter. She was easy to relate to. She wasn't by any means perfect and admitted when she was wrong. As for Boston, hmm, I loved him and hated him at time. I loved the person who he grew into and wanted to kick his younger butt when they were remembering the past. I am glad that they were able to openly talk about everything to clear the air. Mistakes happen and I love it when I read a book and the characters a 100% perfect. Nobody is perfect; we are all just humans and have our own flaws and mistakes that we learn from. What made this book make 5 stars in my eyes is that it was from both Boston and Ellie's perspective so we get to see how they each felt at certain paints in present day and in the past. It takes a strong person to be able to trust in someone again and for them to let go of the past and move on. If you looking for a good read, this is the book for you. I just handed over my Kindle so my mom can read it and she is already fully engrossed in the story.