Tinley's Daddy
I stopped believing in Daddies . . . until one refused to let me go.
Once a upon a time, I had the perfect Daddy, I was the perfect little girl, and we had the perfect life and then the fairy tale ended. He tried to protect me but it got him killed. I never had time to grieve. Being used and abused was my new existence. My only goal in life was to survive or die trying. It nearly broke me and then I escaped.
Now that I’m free, I’m left with nothing but scars and shame holding me together. I swore I’d never trust another man. Never submit. Never call anyone Daddy again.
Then came Josh.
Sweet. Commanding. Gentle when I need it, hard when I don’t. He ripped me out of the darkness—made me want to obey, even when I swore I wouldn’t. I didn’t ask him to save me. I sure as hell didn’t ask for him to take care of me. Or to crave his discipline, his praise… his arms around me when the nightmares hit.
But Josh doesn’t just want to protect me. He wants to own me. To be my Daddy in every way that matters. And part of me—maybe the broken, desperate part—wants that too.
But I’m not the same girl I was before. I’ve lived through things no one should survive. I’m not sweet or safe. I don’t know if I can ever trust again… not even him.
Can Josh love the shattered pieces of me? Or is he just trying to piece together someone who’s already too far gone?
Tinley’s Daddy is a sober, high-heat age-play romance featuring a protective, dominant Daddy and a damaged little girl who doesn’t believe she deserves love. Contains heavy emotional themes, scenes of trauma recovery, healing through discipline, and explosive chemistry.
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