Crazy Little Thing Cold Love

Destination Daddies, Season Two

By: Colette Davison

Narrated by: Piers Ryman

Can two very different men turn an intense holiday romance into lasting love?

Jude

I shoot my mouth off and hide behind my smile as I try—and fail—to fill the void inside. Nothing has felt right since I was medically discharged from the army. Can there be more to life than a dead-end job and meaningless hook-ups?

Kasper

I didn’t expect to win a Cuffd Destinations holiday, let alone meet a sexy guy who’s fun to be around. Jude doesn’t think he’s a Daddy, but I’m going to prove him wrong. Who knows what we might discover along the way?

Crazy Little Thing Cold Love is part of the Destination Daddies Season Two multi-author series. It features an emotionally scarred army veteran, a bubbly boy who sees the world in a unique way, summer snow, lots of steam, and a happy ending. Each book can be enjoyed as a stand-alone, but there are so many destinations and Daddies to discover, why not grab them all?

Trigger warning for mentions of PTSD, flashbacks, and nightmares.

©2022 Colette Davison (P)2022 Colette Davison

Totally enjoyable story!

Loved it! Enjoyed listening to it as much if not more than the book, the interacion between Jude and Kasper was more intense as you listened to them working their way to their happy after. Everyone struggles in life some more so than other from events in their past I loved how Kasper excepted and supported Jude and their loving care of each other as their relationship grew.

Great listen

This was a great listen. I enjoyed the narration and the characters of the book.

Let it snow!!!

Snow vacation in the summer? Yes please!

This has to be one of the sweetest books you will ever read!

A boy who sees color and is an art therapist looking for a Daddy to spend the vacation in Austria he won.
A Dom with PTSD going on a vacation to try out a new kink in hopes of finding what his friends have as a Daddy and Boy.
When these two meet sparks and colors fly.

The characters are so well developed you will fall in love with them. They compliment each other and are the perfect fit. You will laugh and cry, you will be cheering them on as they race toward a happy ever. You will also find yourself singing along with them as they randomly burst into meaningful song.

This is a great summer read or listen, I highly recommend this one!

The narration with different accents was amazing. You will get drawn into this novel by an amazing voice!!!

Ryman’s narration is a lovely shade of pink

Colette Davison is always going to be a one-click author for me exactly because of books like this. Part of the Destination Daddies Season 2 series, Crazy Little Thing Cold Love, features Jude and Kasper. We met Jude in the first season in the book Greeking Out as best friend to Ben who meets Jayden. Ben and Jude were honorably discharged from the army after having experienced the effects of bombing - Ben without an arm and Jude with severe PTSD. Davison does an amazing job portraying the effects of PTSD, all while still managing to be an overall low angst read. Kasper has synaesthesia — which is seeing sound — and that was so fun to read. I loved hearing him describe the colors of sounds and Jude’s voice — it was a really unique addition to the book. Davison pretty consistently manages to add something unique to each story and that is one of the reasons I love all of them. Since it’s fairly low angst overall, this a reasonably quick read. Would give it 4.5 stars (rounded up to 5 starts for the review since you can’t do half stars) because the back half was a little slow moving. Overall she does a good job focusing on scenes that move the plot forward with unique characters dealing with real issues (PTSD) that make this worth the read. Addendum: love piers ryman’s narration on audible. He really brings Kasper and Jude to life. I’d read this book at release but listening to the narration brought it to life a second time. Buy, read, listen. Repeat.

Colette’s best

Ugh I absolutely adore this story. I adore how imperfect it is. I adore the fact that it shows people deserve love even when they think they’re broken. It shows that love can be patient and overcome even the biggest obstacles. And Piers did a great job bringing it to life, I just wish he’d not rush through sentences on one breath. It gets distracting. Regardless of that I still thoroughly enjoyed this listen.