Needless to say, they are protective of their young daughter. Chloe is in a bit over her head when her dads find out about Ethan and Zayne. This is another very steamy and emotional book in this series. Oh, and the steamy scenes are extremely hot! These three definitely have a very strong connection though and despite some misgivings, it appears that they have what it takes to weather the storm. And of course the dads are not thrilled about that either. Even Justin isn’t as dismayed by the two guys as the age gap and her not coming clean.īut there is trouble afoot from Zayne’s family connections. But she’s also not wrong in that it’s a bit hypocritical for a throuple to give her grief about that.
Part of Chloe know she’s got it coming since she’s been lying. What’s worse than one protective father? How about three. And she’s lied to them about where she’s been going the last month. Chloe’s fathers discover that she is dating not one, but two older men. I would recommend reading the previous 4 Confessions books if you haven’t though to find out how Chloe’s dads came to be. It contains major spoilers for previous books in the Chicagoverse and can’t be read a a standalone since it literally picks up where Ethan ends. Note: This is the eighth book in this series and is a spin-off from previous series. Lucky for Chloé, Ethan and Zayne have never been the type to back down from a challenge.Ĭonfessions: Zayne is the continuation of Chloé, Ethan & Zayne’s story and should only be read after Confessions: Ethan. It would be enough to send two weaker men running. They realize they have to open up their lives in order to hang on to her. They’re possessive of one another, protective to a fault.īut as they fall deeper for Chloé, the woman they’ve claimed as their own, He and Ethan have always been inseparable. Why wouldn’t he be, when Ethan has been the one to show him what love is?įrom boys to men.
Zayne Copeland’s been getting in trouble for as long as he can remember.īut if trouble goes by the name Ethan Holt, he’s quite okay with that. Rebellion is necessary for development of character.
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