Daddy Issues

If you loved Problematic Summer Romance and Wild Card , you’ll LOVE Daddy Issues – this sweet and spicy age-gap single dad romance is bound to be your next obsession! Sam doesn’t take much interest in Nick , a surprisingly cute single dad, when he first moves in next door. After all, she’s 26, working a dead-end waitressing job, navigating a situationship that’s both toxic and intoxicating, and living in her mom’s condo. She's too preoccupied with figuring out her life to seriously commit to anyone, let alone an ultra-dependable guy pushing forty. With just one thin wall separating their bedrooms, Sam finds that she can't stay away from Nick. Maybe it's how endearingly nerdy he is, his love of Star Trek the perfect complement to Sam's comic book obsession. Or maybe it's how practical he is, fixing shelves and leaking faucets with those distractingly large hands… But as Sam starts falling for Nick, she can't ignore how different their lives are. His world is stable, settled, and his daughter is right at the centre of it, while Sam still feels like everything is up in the air. She’s so busy dealing with her quarter-life crisis – is she really ready to throw daddy issues into the mix, too? " Clever, honest, sexy, funny, emotional, unique, and deeply romantic " ALI HAZELWOOD " Tender and delicious with exactly the right amount of spice " LINDSEY KELK " I adored this...An absolute knockout! " CHLOE LIESE ⭐Single dad ⭐Age gap ⭐Forced proximity ⭐Guy next door ⭐Opposites attract READERS LOVE DADDY ISSUES " Everything you could want in a book! "⭐ " A new guilty pleasure! "⭐ " Smart, messy and refreshingly honest "⭐ " The most original romance novel I’ve read "⭐ " I absolutely adored this book! "⭐

If you loved Problematic Summer Romance and Wild Card , you’ll LOVE Daddy Issues – this sweet and spicy age-gap single dad romance is bound to be your next obsession! Sam doesn’t take much interest in Nick , a surprisingly cute single dad, when he first moves in next door. After all, she’s 26, working a dead-end waitressing job, navigating a situationship that’s both toxic and intoxicating, and living in her mom’s condo. She's too preoccupied with figuring out her life to seriously commit to anyone, let alone an ultra-dependable guy pushing forty. With just one thin wall separating their bedrooms, Sam finds that she can't stay away from Nick. Maybe it's how endearingly nerdy he is, his love of Star Trek the perfect complement to Sam's comic book obsession. Or maybe it's how practical he is, fixing shelves and leaking faucets with those distractingly large hands… But as Sam starts falling for Nick, she can't ignore how different their lives are. His world is stable, settled, and his daughter is right at the centre of it, while Sam still feels like everything is up in the air. She’s so busy dealing with her quarter-life crisis – is she really ready to throw daddy issues into the mix, too? " Clever, honest, sexy, funny, emotional, unique, and deeply romantic " ALI HAZELWOOD " Tender and delicious with exactly the right amount of spice " LINDSEY KELK " I adored this...An absolute knockout! " CHLOE LIESE ⭐Single dad ⭐Age gap ⭐Forced proximity ⭐Guy next door ⭐Opposites attract READERS LOVE DADDY ISSUES " Everything you could want in a book! "⭐ " A new guilty pleasure! "⭐ " Smart, messy and refreshingly honest "⭐ " The most original romance novel I’ve read "⭐ " I absolutely adored this book! "⭐

Over the past decade, we have begun to talk more openly about the widespread harm inflicted by men on women. But little has been said about the fact that many of these men are also fathers. In Daddy Issues Katherine Angel draws on thinkers and writers from D. W. Winnicott to Valerie Solanas, from Virginia Woolf to Alison Bechdel, as she examines the place of fathers in contemporary culture. She tracks how the relationship between fathers and daughters is so often presented as a twisted romance, with the burden falling always on the daughter. Bold, challenging and nuanced, Daddy Issues asks how the mixture of love and hatred we feel towards our fathers can be turned into a relationship that is generative rather than destructive. If we are to effectively dismantle patriarchy, it is vital that fathers are kept on the hook.

Over the past decade, we have begun to talk more openly about the widespread harm inflicted by men on women. But little has been said about the fact that many of these men are also fathers. In Daddy Issues Katherine Angel draws on thinkers and writers from D. W. Winnicott to Valerie Solanas, from Virginia Woolf to Alison Bechdel, as she examines the place of fathers in contemporary culture.She tracks how the relationship between fathers and daughters is so often presented as a twisted romance, with the burden falling always on the daughter. Bold, challenging and nuanced, Daddy Issues asks how the mixture of love and hatred we feel towards our fathers can be turned into a relationship that is generative rather than destructive. If we are to effectively dismantle patriarchy, it is vital that fathers are kept on the hook.