Kidnapped By My Mom’s Ex by Flora Ferrari
She thinks she knows me—her Mom’s ex, but she’s wrong. I’m a bad man, and I’m going to make her mine.
When Lena’s mom goes missing, she’s left with a ransom note and one hope—me.
I wanted Lena back then, standing at the door, perfect and curvy in all the right places. But I didn’t want to make her mom’s life more difficult. Now, there’s no choice.
My job is to do bad things, and it’s catching up with me.
“I’m doing this to keep you safe,” I tell her when I lock her up in my penthouse apartment.
That’s what I tell her. This is about her safety, and that’s true. It’s also true I can’t stop fantasizing about her thick, perfect body.
I don’t care if she’s only twenty-one and I’m forty. I don’t care if I had something with her mom. She doesn’t know it yet, but she belongs to me.
*Kidnapped By My Mom’s Ex is an insta-everything standalone romance with a HEA, no cheating, and no cliffhanger.
- File Name:kidnapped-by-my-moms-ex-by-flora-ferrari.epub
- Original Title:Kidnapped By My Mom's Ex: An Age Gap, Curvy Girl Romance
- Creator:Flora Ferrari
- Language:en
- Identifier:uuid:urn:uuid:4f1b32b5-434b-4af9-bc38-a954ce85ceed
- Date:2023-10-09T18:30:00+00:00
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Table of Content
- 1. Contents
- 2. Kidnapped By My Mom’s Ex
- 3. Copyright
- 4. Kidnapped By My Mom’s Ex
- 5. NEWSLETTER
- 6. Chapter 1
- 7. Chapter 2
- 8. Chapter 3
- 9. Chapter 4
- 10. Chapter 5
- 11. Chapter 6
- 12. Chapter 7
- 13. Chapter 8
- 14. Chapter 9
- 15. Chapter 10
- 16. Chapter 11
- 17. Chapter 12
- 18. Chapter 13
- 19. Chapter 14
- 20. Chapter 15
- 21. Chapter 16
- 22. Chapter 17
- 23. Chapter 18
- 24. Chapter 19
- 25. Chapter 20
- 26. Chapter 21
- 27. Chapter 22
- 28. Chapter 23
- 29. Chapter 24
- 30. Chapter 25
- 31. Chapter 26
- 32. Chapter 27
- 33. Chapter 28
- 34. Chapter 29
- 35. Chapter 30
- 36. Chapter 31
- 37. Chapter 32
- 38. Epilogue
- 39. Epilogue
- 40. Epilogue
- 41. Top Reads
- 42. Professor Ink
- 43. NEWSLETTER
- 44. A MAN WHO KNOWS WHAT HE WANTS
- 45. BRATVA BEAR SHIFTERS
- 46. LAIRDS & LADIES
- 47. RUSSIAN UNDERWORLD
- 48. IRISH WOLF SHIFTERS
- 49. INKED BY LOVE
- 50. TEXT ME YOU LOVE ME
- 51. Collaborations
- 52. About the Author
Kidnapped By My Mom's Ex was about 21-year-old Lena Harwood and 39-year-old Jamie King. Lena first met Jamie when her mother, Simone, brought him home when Lena was just 19. Her mom and Jamie dated for a month, but then things ended. Two years later, everything in her life went sideways when her mother didn't return home from a girls' trip to Las Vegas and Lena received a ransom note from an unknown source. The only person she thought could help was her mom's ex, who had a military background and had a dangerous feel about him. Once Jamie had met Lena, he couldn't forget her, so when she called to tell him her mother had disappeared, he went into survival mode, kidnapped Lena, and went on the hunt for her mom and her mother's kidnapper(s). This story was more a thriller than a romance novel, to be honest. While there was heat and chemistry between Jamie and Lena, it was a very, very...very slow burn. Most of the story was about the kidnapping of Lena's mother, her prior relationship with Jamie, and how that affected Lena's relationship with the two of them. There was entirely too much focus on the mother and not enough on the romance between the two main characters. It was quite suspenseful, full of angst and drama, and it had way too many plot twists that seemed to go on and on without end. The emotions were all over the place, and there were so many twists and turns in the storyline it made the head spin. The main characters were well-developed and mature, with a bit of growth occurring with both of them. The FMC was a strong woman who had to grow up early and she continued to get stronger with each new development in the story. The MMC was a strong, hardened man who dealt with the seedier side of life, but as his relationship with the FMC blossomed, he softened and developed a more tender side. However, he stayed vigilant throughout the book. The story had quite a few unresolved issues, and it had areas where there were subjects brought up but never explained, causing quite a few questions to be left unanswered. It was overly long, and often OTT in drama, sometimes making it all too surreal to be enjoyed. There was a good deal of fluff and stuff that could have been left out, and there was a tremendous amount of repetition that caused the book to become boring at times. The book could easily have ended a good 10-15 chapters sooner, which would have been much more enjoyable. As it stands, I could only give the book a three-star rating.
Boring, needed more spice
Read Verity Arden Books, those got spice 🔥🔥🔥