Enemy is part of the Ruthless Daddies multi-author collab and a complete standalone. With a sadistic older Italian Daddy, a not-so-innocent Russian boy, and rival families, these two hurt each other until they like it! Want more deliciously morally gray Daddies and boys? Grab the whole series!
* See Author Note and Triggers inside: Enemy has connections to characters in my other books (X Club: For You), but is a standalone. Contains dub con, see CW for full details.
What do you get when you combine a failed scientific experiment, a leaking and illegal moonshine still, and a hidden puddle of green liquid?
You get a KWEER Skeeter.
What happens when a small team of hunky land surveyors and two rugged moonshining brothers get bitten by these KWEER Skeeters?
We end up with a horny group of formerly straight men who suddenly have an uncontrollable sex craving but not for the type of sex they have known at any other time in their lives.
Will this wild group of men survive the venom from those KWEER Skeeter bites?
What’s that sound I hear? It’s some strange high-pitched whine.
BE CAREFUL in the remote wetlands unless you, too, want to experience the raunchy heat of a KWEER SKEETER bite.
Jun Kim thrives as butler to the stars of L.A. His demanding job offers the perfect excuse to ignore his messed up family, and nonexistent love life. But his tidy, organized world is turned up-side-down when he’s hired to serve L.A.’s most challenging client: a depressive screenplay writer who quit writing after a nervous breakdown.
Once a shining writer-director, Einar Eriksen has become a shut-in after a crippling professional failure. He’s sworn to never write another script, and resents the movie studio for hiring a butler to spy on him. But as Einar learns of Jun’s wounded past, he commits to helping Jun toward self-acceptance, and unlocking his butler’s hidden sensual side…
For You, Sir is a sweet & spicy contemporary hurt/comfort MM Romance between an overachiever butler and his pleasure-Dom employer, where D/s play builds trust and empathy, and loving support can heal the wounds of the past.
