Gareth knows what he wants and isn’t afraid to work for it. Unfortunately, it seems as elusive as the winning lottery ticket he tries for every week. He spent many years looking after himself while his dad worked all the hours under the sun - and sometimes, the moon. After searching for his place in the world, he finally found his calling - to be a Daddy. He needs someone to care for, someone to guide, someone to love. It can’t be that hard to find. Right? Ben knows what he wants and it isn’t what he has. He should be grateful for his parents caring enough to push him to be the best he can be, but when that caring comes with conditions, it becomes a curse. Stress, long hours and the unwritten rule that he needs to do what his parents tell him to - even at the age of forty-one - turns him into an obsessive perfectionist. One with a penchant for stamping his feet when he doesn’t get his own way. When Gareth starts working for Ben, he finds himself drawn to the man, but Ben is resistant to him. As Ben’s stress levels increase, Gareth puts his foot down, and Ben pushes back. How will they find their way through the obstacles they - and others - are putting between them? Do they want to? Need Him is a Daddy/boy book with a middle who stamps his foot when he doesn’t get his way, a Daddy who gives his boy exactly what he needs, even when he doesn’t know he needs it, and friends who keep them on the right track towards their happily ever after.

Toby has been searching for a Daddy for so long. After being hurt by someone who was supposed to protect him, he’s scared to trust. He’s never stepped inside a kink club. Ever. But how else can he find what he’s looking for? DaddyG’s blog helps, reminding him he’s not alone, and when he gets talking to DaddyG’s boy, Toby finds a kindred spirit. He can do this. He can. He should be able to. Oh, heck. Who is he kidding? Ollie’s future seems lonely. Every boy he’s had a relationship with fizzles out after a few weeks or months. He has so much to give the right person, but how can he find them? When DaddyG announces his new app, hoping to unite boys and Daddies all over the country, Ollie signs up immediately. Within days, he’s matched with a younger boy, and after talking for a short time, they agree to meet. When Toby turns up with DaddyG and his boy in tow, Ollie doesn’t know what to think. But after he finds out what Toby has been through, he’s ready to lay himself bare so Toby can trust him. How can Ollie help Toby let go of the past to give them the future they both deserve? Trust Him is a Daddy/boy book with a middle who is scared to open up and be himself, a Daddy who has never dealt with trust issues before, and newfound friends who remind them just what they’re fighting for.