Audiobook Review: Hush, Little Baby

 

Charlie Palmer was only supposed to stay for an hour.

Color a picture. Watch a movie. Pretend he wasn’t falling apart.

Instead, he fell asleep… and woke up in the arms of a man who decided he belonged to him.

Nikolaus Makris doesn’t do temporary.

He doesn’t do casual.

And when he finds Charlie alone in the littles’ room—soft, hurting, and unprotected—he makes a decision that will change both their lives forever.

Charlie thinks he’s being taken.

Nikolaus knows he’s being rescued.

Too bad Charlie hasn’t realized it yet.

But Nikolaus is patient.

And very, very good at taking care of what’s his.

Hush, little baby… you’re home now.

My Review

I have read several "little" books but this is my first one involving a MMC. This book really dived into the "little". It did take me a bit to get settled into this story. Not because I did not like it but because I had to get used to the way that Charlie acted. Niko is morally grey. I love how he never made Charlie feel uncomfortable. In fact, he made Charlie feel safe. Charlie in turn surprised Niko and made him shine better. 

May I recommend listening to the ALC version. Performed in duet by Luke James & Michael F. Black. You are going to want to listen to the ALC to hear Luke and Michael's voices. By the end of the story, I was all about Niko and Charlie. 

A dark MM age-play romance featuring a possessive Daddy, forced proximity, emotional caretaking, and a vulnerable little who never expected to be chosen.