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SAMMY’S LOST SAILBOAT by Della Cain and Kaytea Kat
Sammy lost his sailboat and found his new daddy.
I’m that person. The one who needs everything in its place or I’ll never find it again. My favorite stuffie lives on the left side of my pillow, my keys are on the second hook from the right by the front door, and my phone charger lives on the side table in my living room. I’d love to be carefree and toss my keys on the counter or kick my shoes off at the door, but I like knowing where they are when I need them.
When I inherit my grandfather’s cabin, complete with sailboat and dock, I don’t worry about losing it. Who loses a boat? Apparently, I do. But maybe that’s a good thing because the man who returns it is the only daddy I’ve ever seen myself with for more than some playtime.
Maybe this time I will be brave enough to tell him.
Sammy’s Lost Sailboat is a sweet age play romance featuring a little who loses his grandfather’s sailboat and finds his new daddy, the daddy who finds it, snuggles, cuddles, stuffies, footie jams, a memorable day at Chained, new beginnings, some old friends, true love, the one who got away, and a guaranteed happily ever after. If you like your romances on the Hallmark side but a bit kinkier, check out Sammy’s Lost Sailboat by USA Today Bestselling author Della Cain and her bestie and frequent partner in crime, Kaytea Kat.
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