Gloriously smutty. 
 Surprisingly kinky. 
 Role play at its best. 
 The great thing is that there is actually a story behind all these about two adults (with a big age difference) who fall in love after destiny brings them together. 
 They started with Nick demanding: 
 "Call me Daddy", I growl. "You can call me Daddy." 
 And their relationship will reach a point with Nick admitting: 
 "You are not a little girl Laine. We just like to pretend you are." 
 Let's dive into their story: 
 Laine and Nick find each other during a rainy night. 
 She runs to him for help. He gives her everything. 
 Both of their points of view are presented in the book. 
 His point of view is really interesting. You can see him fighting with his guilt about the norm of society. You can see him relieved and finally calm when he lets himself go, when he does what he pleases with his "little girl". 
 However I really missed the background history. Was she the first person he tried his kink? Did he tried it with someone else and got rejected? Maybe that is why he is so hesitant? But he certainly needs her to feel complete. 
 Her point of view is also interesting. We understand that he is her first "Daddy". He is her first everything. She is so innocent. She is so lonely. It is so strange that her mother never searched for her in the duration of the book. 
 We understand that she wants what he is offering, although she cannot express it. She needs a male presence, stability, strength, being looked after. She certainly needs him to feel complete. 
 It is obvious that for the best result both participants have to be willing. If there is a "Daddy" somewhere, there must be a "Little Girl" for him. 
 I am so glad that nothing is forced. It would have ruined everything, the whole fairytale and it would have been a one star rating for me. 
 The author does not hesitate to push her characters' sexual preferences to the maximum and to the prohibited/dirty as it is considered by our society. 
 Still though there is a sense of normality when you reach the end of the story...