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duffettereads's review
funny
lighthearted
slow-paced
4.0
This was very cute and super sweet. I was wanting cookies the entire time I was reading this story. For a man who didn't want a Daddy, Bishop sneak Daddy'd him without him even realizing. And I love that he called him Papa Bear, so cute. I love when they make a play on Daddy with something unique to the person.
lost_windsock's review
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.0
This was the last of the Blue Collar Daddies series, and officially my favorite of the bunch. I adored Rory, and I loved getting to follow him through his journey of building up his cookie business! The way he and Bishop reconnected was so sweet, and I just loved them together so much. I also thought the fact that Rory didn't know Bishop was a Daddy at first was handled really well, and it was just nice to see him kind of get over his prejudices and see that each relationship is so different individual to individual. I thought the way Bishop stood up for Rory to his mom was nicely done, too. This was a cute series, and I really enjoyed reading it!
sharingthebooklove's review
4.0
Bishop and Rory
Best friends brother story's are awesome to read especially when the best friend has no issues with it!
Rory and Bishop and the way their love grows organically and the daddy/boy relationship is caring and sweet not super dommy is enjoyable in this instance.
Best friends brother story's are awesome to read especially when the best friend has no issues with it!
Rory and Bishop and the way their love grows organically and the daddy/boy relationship is caring and sweet not super dommy is enjoyable in this instance.
mmromancereviewed's review
5.0
I absolutely love how Jacki James explores the Daddy/boy relationship differently with each book she writes and how unique Bishop and Rory's relationship is - and how it evolves further within the story! I'm also a sucker for best friend's borther/brother's best friend tropes and a boy in distress...
Plus - cookies - omg, do not read this book on an empty stomach - you'll be googling cookie recipes for days...
So sweet and just the right amount of steamy! I couldn't put Bishop down...
Plus - cookies - omg, do not read this book on an empty stomach - you'll be googling cookie recipes for days...
So sweet and just the right amount of steamy! I couldn't put Bishop down...
shawnaalmonds's review
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Loveable characters? Yes
4.75
So fucking precious 🌈💘
emma90's review
hopeful
lighthearted
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.5
mkeen148's review
3.0
This book was a good, very similar idea to the other five books, very similar writing style. Nothing stands out to me in this book, it was okay. I liked Bishop, but I felt something was missing from this book. Good addition but nothing special.
notguilty's review
5.0
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If ever there was an award for the sweetest, kindest, most supporting Daddy, Bishop would
take it hands down. What an adorable pair he and Rory make.
I love the blue-collar daddies and their band of merry boys, and Bishop and Rory are such a great addition to their family. The acceptance, love and friendship this group comes with is lovely.
Bishop is pushed back into Rory’s life when his best friend and Rory’s brother asked him to help out when Rory’s car breaks down. What this sexy bear of a mechanic finds is a grown-up Rory that seems to tug at all his daddy instincts.
Rory grew up with an overprotective mother who, though it was out of love, smothered him. He’s trying to make a go at his specialty cookie business that his mom refers to as his ‘hobby’. No one has taken much interest, let only been invested in his success. Until Bishop.
Rory doesn’t want a Daddy, there are controlling and he’s had enough of that in his life. Except Rory is about to find out that Daddies are made perfect for their boys, and this one just wants to see his boy shine!
If ever there was an award for the sweetest, kindest, most supporting Daddy, Bishop would
take it hands down. What an adorable pair he and Rory make.
I love the blue-collar daddies and their band of merry boys, and Bishop and Rory are such a great addition to their family. The acceptance, love and friendship this group comes with is lovely.
Bishop is pushed back into Rory’s life when his best friend and Rory’s brother asked him to help out when Rory’s car breaks down. What this sexy bear of a mechanic finds is a grown-up Rory that seems to tug at all his daddy instincts.
Rory grew up with an overprotective mother who, though it was out of love, smothered him. He’s trying to make a go at his specialty cookie business that his mom refers to as his ‘hobby’. No one has taken much interest, let only been invested in his success. Until Bishop.
Rory doesn’t want a Daddy, there are controlling and he’s had enough of that in his life. Except Rory is about to find out that Daddies are made perfect for their boys, and this one just wants to see his boy shine!
redsbookreads's review
5.0
Loved it
This is the 6th book in the Blue Collar Daddies series and I loved it just as much as the others. This book focuses on Bishop who is a mechanic and friend of Gunnar and Rory who is a baker with his own cookie business.
I loved these two so much! I thought it was great the way Bishop’s daddy tenancies shone through in all the little things he started doing for Rory. I also enjoyed how determined Rory was that he didn’t need a daddy but was still patient enough to listen to Bishop as he explained it all.
I always love how everyone in this series is connected and how they all show up the whole way through and this book is no exception. Another great book from Jacki James and I loved it!
This is the 6th book in the Blue Collar Daddies series and I loved it just as much as the others. This book focuses on Bishop who is a mechanic and friend of Gunnar and Rory who is a baker with his own cookie business.
I loved these two so much! I thought it was great the way Bishop’s daddy tenancies shone through in all the little things he started doing for Rory. I also enjoyed how determined Rory was that he didn’t need a daddy but was still patient enough to listen to Bishop as he explained it all.
I always love how everyone in this series is connected and how they all show up the whole way through and this book is no exception. Another great book from Jacki James and I loved it!
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