Finding His Silver Fox Daddy
Can a flirtatious camboy let down his guard long enough for a lonely silver fox Daddy to show him he’s worthy of a love that lasts a lifetime?
Camboy Tristan likes casual hookups, but love and relationships aren’t for him. Then a silver fox crashes one of his live streams, and everything he believed about himself starts to unravel.
After decades living as a straight man, Henry is looking for the right guy to give his heart to. He nearly gives up until he realizes the masked entertainer he’s been lusting after online and the gorgeous younger man he’s been eyeing at his gay bar are one and the same.
Henry’s elated when Tristan gives him a chance. But then Tristan pulls away, convinced he’s not good enough to be loved by a Daddy like Henry, and Henry determines to show his Angel Baby that he’s worth it. There’s no question they fit together in bed—especially as they discover new facets of themselves that turn their dynamic on its head—but can they work through their hangups and make room to fit into each other’s hearts, too?
Finding His Silver Fox Daddy is an age gap MM romance written in first-person POV with a tattooed bar owner looking for love, a size queen convinced he’s not worthy of it, and the well-endowed Daddy who thinks he’s only a Daddy until a switchy sub invades his bed, his life, and his heart. This standalone book intended for adult (18+) readers is the second in the interconnected Unlikely Daddies series, MM and MM+ romances about Daddies who may not look like a Daddy at first and the men who love them. If you love watching men fall in love with other men in explicit detail, you’ll love this book.
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