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A review by musingbookworm
Griffin: My Dad's Best Friend by Linzvonc, Linzvonc
4.0
Griffin is a tension filled, forbidden desire, Dad’s best friend love story.
I absolutely loved the push and pull between the two lead characters. You could feel the overwhelming attraction between them - no wonder it snaps so staggeringly!
Griffin doesn’t want to endanger his friendship with Kevin or his daughter’s well being. Ivy is so young that she cant comprehend staying with someone forever. Consequences of actions have yet to bite her in the butt, she is so blaise which denying her feelings.
I had a visceral dislike for the character who tries to push a wedge in between the characters. For a second I thought we were looking at “Other Woman Drama” but I’m glad I pushed through!
Overall, a great story with a sweet ending. Very enjoyable.
I absolutely loved the push and pull between the two lead characters. You could feel the overwhelming attraction between them - no wonder it snaps so staggeringly!
Griffin doesn’t want to endanger his friendship with Kevin or his daughter’s well being. Ivy is so young that she cant comprehend staying with someone forever. Consequences of actions have yet to bite her in the butt, she is so blaise which denying her feelings.
I had a visceral dislike for the character who tries to push a wedge in between the characters. For a second I thought we were looking at “Other Woman Drama” but I’m glad I pushed through!
Overall, a great story with a sweet ending. Very enjoyable.