Spoil Me Daddy

Can Daddy help his boy become who he’s always wanted to be? Zaire split his life in two when an argument broke his family apart. Unwilling to risk it happening again, he hides part of himself depending on his situation. It’s only at home he can be who he wants to be without repercussion. He wants - no, needs - a Daddy to settle him, soothe him, spoil him. Aaron has been searching for a boy for years. Some have come close, but none have completed him in the way he needs. His hopes for a life full of laughter and caring is overshadowed by a lack of boys within their community. He wants a boy to spoil. To love. To cherish. A chance encounter ends with a verbal reprimand, a second coincidental meeting shows them what’s right in front of them, and the third time’s a charm. Right? Are they willing to let go of their preconceived notions and allow the other person to fill a gap in their lives?

Being homeless makes finding a safe Daddy experience difficult, which is confirmed when Nathan is injured after calling out the word during a liaison. When Loren steps in to help, Nathan lets the man take charge, but he won’t ask for what he really needs, not when the reaction could be so extreme. With many failed relationships in his past, Loren yearns for the perfect boy to cherish, but it’s a fantasy in more ways than one. Nathan’s vulnerability calls to his protective instincts, but he refuses to cross the line until he finds Nathan’s need is very real. When Loren assumes control, they explore their way through this new dynamic, and Nathan needs to decide if he’s going to be Daddy’s good boy or not. Meeting in imperfect circumstances, Nathan and Loren end up being exactly what the other needs.

Soothing his boy is a pleasure in more ways than one... Isaac is worn out from the clubs, the scenes, the boys who say they want a Daddy then change their minds. When he’s given the responsibility of training the most obedient guy he’s ever met, Isaac is hooked. But does the guy even know what a boy is, despite acting like one? Henley knows what he wants from a relationship: to be taken care of by a Daddy. He knows he can be a handful. When he starts a new job, his gaze is taken to a prime specimen. Maybe Henley could persuade him to be his Daddy… Can their relationship survive in the workplace?

This book is hopefully the voice for every child who experiences any of the downs of divorce, simply because one parent chooses to do his own thing for “Just Right Now.” Divorce is hard enough for the child in and of itself without their having to deal with the fact that that loving missing parent believes his needs are more important than his child’s. This is where I believe a real difference exist in Americans and Jamaicans. Jamaicans seem to have a stronger feel for Family, Elders and loyalty. Fatherhood is not a temporary position! Most men here are more than enthused when it comes to promoting themselves for the sake of their business; it makes you wonder how does their enthusiasm diminish when it comes to involvement with their own flesh and blood! If they would just try giving themselves completely for a little while to that child they would surely see that their children’s love would fill the void they’re denying, and the love given and received from them will last longer, and weigh greater than anything else, forever.

This story follows on the prequel, Clandestine Daddy in the Dirty Discipline 1 anthology, which should be read first. Kaden Frazer No one can predict the future. Planning your life? Forget it. Nothing works out like you think it would, especially when a sassy Babygirl walks into your life and breaks all the rules… and then your heart. Sage Lewis Who says you can’t predict the future? Pfft, I know exactly where mine is heading! Straight into hell. I’ve been working my ass off to walk the right path and it let me into the arms of a Daddy Dom who rocks my world. Unfortunately, fate is unpredictable. I have no choice but to walk away… with a broken heart. She had to walk away. Not only to keep further information from leaking that could affect National Security, but to keep the man she came to love safe… and alive.

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Wesley's mother controls his life and it's making him miserable. She insists that he behaves as a man of his status and that means being the best and marrying well. Unable to be true to himself he has been acting like a brat, and when a sexy police officer tells him he needs a spanking, he's more than happy to let him. But what happens when it's over? Will he leave like everyone else, or can Wesley convince him to be his Daddy? Jackson can admit he's tired of hook ups and looking to settle down, but he hasn't found the right boy. Until he finds Wesley crying backstage at a concert. When he realizes this boy needs his love and discipline, he won't let anyone, even Wesley's own mother stop him from being his Daddy. Trent has been in love with his best friend since the beginning, but they are too alike. Two doms just won't work. Maybe if they have the right boy to share? Wesley is the perfect fit, but can Trent tell Jackson how he feels without ruining their friendship? Just when it feels like everything is coming together for them, Wesley's mother does something unthinkable to stop her son from ruining his reputation. Can they save him before she moves him out of their reach? This story is a M/M/M with a cute little who likes to wear pretty things including panties and makeup, a daddy dom, and a dom who might be a switch. There is no cheating, but the characters do come together at different times. There are no cliff hangers and a guaranteed HEA. This is the second in the Officer Daddies series and they are best read in order.

Bella Green is a Sunday-afternoon sex worker. Divorced dads, IT nerds, international students - she's here for the idiosyncrasies of human behaviour, for soothing the lonely. But really for the cash. From an entrepreneurial kid to a young woman trying to find herself (and desperate to stay out of call centres), Bella started sex work for the glamour and the taboo. Instead, she found her place in this surprisingly mundane and often entertaining industry, where the hierarchy is strict, the names are fake, and spare towels always come in handy. Taking us on a funny, candid, can't-look-away journey through brothels, strip clubs, peep shows and dominatrix dungeons, Happy Endings is a hilarious and compelling memoir from a bright and bold new Australian voice. Praise for Bella Green 'Authentic, hilarious, and uplifting.' WeekendNotes 'No holds barred ... Smart as a whip ... Green's the real deal who wants everyone to get their happy ending.' The Advertiser (Adelaide) 'A brilliant stand-up comedian.' Wil Anderson 'The voice modern comedy needs.' DeAnne Smith