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Overview: When this little gets in trouble, it’s Daddy to the rescue
THOMAS
Since a knee injury forced me into early retirement from pro hockey, I’ve spent all my time dedicated to charities helping under privileged children. The press and my fans would never understand my private life, but I’d love nothing more than to be Daddy to a sweet baby boy. The most I can hope for is a vacation fling at a kinky retreat.
However, before I even arrive in Bali, I already find myself sweeping in to take care of one Arlington Hythe-Wandsworth. He’s hopeless…and perfect. But we live an ocean apart and both of us would be ruined if our secrets came out.
So I vow to spend this week together teaching him what he should be looking for in a good Daddy, nothing else. My heart wants more, though, even if I know giving in to temptation will only break me when we go our separate ways.
ARLO
Okay so calling me ‘clueless’ might be putting it mildly. As the heir to my affluent family’s name and business, I’ve led a sheltered, privileged life. So it’s no surprise that when I sneak away on my first solo trip, I almost immediately get robbed. It could have been so much worse if my new friend Thomas hadn’t been there to save me, though!
Even though he’s dreamy handsome, kind, and funny, he says he’s not looking for a relationship. Besides, he lives in New York, and I’m never going to escape my family’s estate in Wiltshire, England. But he’s promised to spend the rest of our week together showing me what I should be looking for in the perfect Daddy. Not kissing or anything. He says I need someone to take care of me so I can finally let my inner little free without putting myself in danger or my horrid family crushing me with their disapproval.
However, the more time we spend together, the harder it is for me to see who could possibly be a better Daddy than Thomas. I’m not sure what I can do before I lose him forever.
Genre: Fiction > Romance MM
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