A Little in Denial
By Dakota Trace
2020
First Published
4.49
Average Rating
298
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It is said there are three sides to every his, hers, and…his? Beck Doane is the ultimate Poppa Bear. Big, buff and cuddly, the CEO and founder of Se Coller, runs an upscale but very private firm that offers cuddling services to those who can afford him. But as of late, he’s been searching for the perfect Little boy or girl to cuddle on a permanent basis. The only fly in the ointment is that he wants to share everything, including his Little with his lover and best friend Aadya. She’s the mommy to his daddy, and there can be no Poppa Bear without Momma Bear. Aadya Durand is the fiery counterpart to her mild-mannered lover. A strong proponent of nature preservation, and urban renewal, she’s a force to be reckoned with. But when she’s not campaigning or raising awareness, she keeps the home fires burning for Beck, assuring him that their Little is out there – just waiting to find them. Then fate intervenes and drops Rafael right in her lap. With a little persuasion, she convinces the young man to make an appointment with Se Coller, because if there was ever a Little in need of some cuddling it was him. Rafael Dominquez is many things. In his public persona, he’s an in-demand wildlife photographer, an advocate for urban relocation and a seemingly easy-going guy. But under it all, he’s a grieving Little who lost his Mommy unexpectedly. Then he meets Aadya, a feisty Frenchwoman who reminds him of his lost mommy. His aching heart wants the structure she offers but she comes with a Daddy who refuses to let him hide from what he truly needs. So, the story begins. The only question remains will Beck and Aadya be able to help heal Rafael's broken heart...
Avg Rating
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Number of Ratings
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Author
Dakota Trace
Author · 39 books
Hello, and welcome to my site. I'm Dakota, an author of erotic romance (think 50 Shades of Gray - but better) and paranormal erotica. And what exactly does that mean? Well, since I've always marched to the beat of different drum: it means that I get to take my unique life experiences - like putting around in the garage with my dad, or driving a train when I was ten, to create worlds where the heroines aren't necessarily June Clever, but are strong independent women who may stand on their own two feet, but long to submit to the right man. Whether it's two friends who realize there is more than friendship between them or the sexy alien who captures his unwilling slave's heart, sparks fly between them. My imagination has no bounds or at least none I've found yet!
