Once again, we are treated to a little who loses a prized possession on his way to finding the daddy of his dreams in London's Lost Engine
From the blurb:
London lost his train and found his new daddy.
When I was growing up, I proudly proclaimed to all who would listen that I was going to be a train conductor. Somehow, that turned into going to dental school. It’s a great job that allows me to help people, but the longing to ride the rails has never fully left me. When I see that Chained is doing a Little Day on the Train event, I sign up immediately. Who cares that I don’t have a daddy? I’m going to get the chance to pretend to be a conductor on a very real train. It’s going to be the best.
And it is the best day ever, right up until I reach into my conductor’s vest pocket and discover my favorite toy train is missing. I have an hour left before the event is over to find it. When I hear an offer to help, I accept it immediately. It’s only when I turn to him that I discover it’s the daddy I’ve been crushing on. Maybe losing my engine was a good thing after all.
London's Lost Engine is a sweet age play romance featuring a little who loses his toy train and finds his new daddy, a daddy who is ready for a little of his own, snuggles, cuddles, stuffies, footie jams, a memorable day at Chained, new beginnings, some old friends, true love, and a guaranteed happily ever after. If you like your romances on the Hallmark side but a bit kinkier, check out London’s Lost Engine by USA Today Bestselling author Della Cain and her bestie and frequent partner in crime, Kaytea Kat.
Heather's Review:
I enjoyed reading London's Lost Engine and I think it's one of my favourite books of the series! I appreciated that London, while a little, is also a dentist and a pretty savvy adult. It was also fun to see his fascination with trains and being a train conductor and also the way Gray supports London in his adult and his little life.
As always, this series is a quick and easy read and very low angst. Although it is part of a series, it can be read standalone. If you like a sweet, snuggly HEA than add this to your tbr.
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