Journey Back to that oasis in the West Texas Desert—the special place for Littles and Bigs. Experience an exciting, centuries-old legend retold—with Mountainville flair! Rob Locksley spent years at war, fighting in Afghanistan and Iraq, dreaming of the day he’d come home to build a peaceful life in the tall, towering pine trees of the Big Thicket in East Texas. He had it all planned out—a cabin in the woods, a good job, and a sweet, precious Little to hold and cherish. Except things didn’t play out that way. Instead, he found the corrupt Sheriff Notting running roughshod over good people, extorting money and ruining lives. Someone had to stand up for the innocent. Someone needed to face the evil. That’s why Rob and his merry band of thieves began their crime spree. They only took what the sheriff had already stolen, giving it back to the hardworking families of the county who were barely holding on. Meanwhile, in New York, Marian is using her skills as a reporter to shine a light on the wicked and defend the underdogs. When she hears of thieves targeting a small town deep in the Lone Star State, she heads that way on assignment, ready to crack the case. But all is not what it seems and soon she’s fallen in with the strong, sexy bank robber. And fallen head-over-heels in love! Could he be the Daddy she’s longed for? The stern, sexy man she’s dreamed of? Things go from dangerous to outright explosive when fate forces the new couple to flee to Mountainville. It’s a romantic adventure just perfect for summertime reading. Get ready and buckle up! This one sizzles. Daddy Hood crackles with action and excitement. It features consenting adults engaged in Age Play. While it tells Rob and Marian’s story, it also features Katie, Stella, Eli, and the rest of the Mountainville gang. As always, there’s plenty of fun and mischief. There’s also some heat as well as discipline, including spanking, in a caring and loving environment. While a standalone tale that can be read on its own, it is part of the larger Lone Star Littles series and references past events. Get ready! This one is hotter than a firecracker on the Fourth of July! Have fun, Cuties.