Are you ready for hurricane Dally?
Their Little Helper is live and I’m so excited to take you back to the Lactin Brotherhood world. Lactating men. Adorable littles. Dramatic Daddies.
It’s fabulous and hurricane Dally charging right in makes it even better.
He’d like a barreling freight train that doesn’t know when to stop, but luckily for him, he’s got the sweet and wonderfully muscular Harley to help smooth the way for Dally.
So Dally is a freight train.
Harley is a cinnamon roll little who is stunned by everything Dally.
Santos is plotting ways to kill Dally so he can have our sweet Harley to himself…but he’s willing to compromise as long as it makes Harley happy.
Their Little Helper is MMM with a crazy switch Daddy, a grumpy Dom, a confused little and lots of love and sexy times.
Oh, and lots of lactation too.
If you like reading in order and haven’t read my other Lactin Brotherhood book, Taking Care of Daddy, then check that out because it’s where Dally first shows up as Milo’s best friend and our adorable freight train is wonderfully bossy there too.
Have fun with Dally and let me know if you think he’s a hurricane, a freight train, or just wonderfully dramatic.
Dally knows he’s going to get what he wants…he always does. But sometimes compromise is key to making sure getting it goes smoothly, and right now, what he wants is the adorable Harley who looks like a bouncer but is sweet as sugar. However, in order to keep his new boy, Dally’s picked up a straggler…the annoyingly handsome pain-in-the-behind Santos.
Santos knows there’s no way to use logic when dealing with someone as crazy as Dally. But sometimes getting what he wants comes with some bumps in the road, so he does the only thing he can and decides to keep sweet Harley and the walking-talking definition of insanity…Dally. Unfortunately, sometimes crazy comes in an interesting package and he can’t be held accountable for that.
Harley has no idea what’s going on or how he’s ended up with a Daddy and a Papa that have decided to keep him. Finding one guy who accepts his lactation and realizes he’s not as take-charge as he looks has always been hard enough, but now he’s got two and he’s not sure what to do about it…or how to keep them from fight-kissing on his lap. Who knew that was a thing?
Sometimes compromise is key, but sometimes it’s a sweet helper who brings two stubborn men together and makes a family of three.