It's time for another season of A Little Christmas! In this installment we meet Sydney and his Daddy, Dorian.
From the blurb:
Can two men connected by a dark secret unknown to both still fall in love and enjoy a happy Christmas?
Sydney:
Things have been lonely and sad the past couple of Christmases. But now they are turning around.
The bright side? I have my beautiful house I inherited from Mom. It will be coming out of a years-long probate any day now.
I look forward to finally getting the deed. It will be the best Christmas present ever… after finding a daddy to love me, of course.
Dorian:
I’m new in town, here to sign papers on property I inherited from the estate of my father who’s been absent my whole life.
One snowy November evening, I walk to the corner diner to get some takeout. There, at the front booth, is the most gorgeous guy I’ve ever seen eating a chocolate sundae. He looks up at me with big, sad brown eyes.
What happens next is like nothing I ever dreamed.
And what happens after that shocks us both to our very cores.
Daddy/little, age gap, light age play, holiday romance, secrets, hurt/comfort, tubby time and HEA.
Sydney is part of A Little Christmas: Season Five, a multi-author series. Each book in A Little Christmas is a standalone but why not read them all and see if our boys make Santa's naughty or nice list.
Molly Otto's review:
We know what's happening but neither Syndey nor Dorian do until its possibly too late. Sydney is going through so much and needs a daddy to help bare the burden he has. Dorian is sent to claim a property he never seen in the process fall for the adorable little Sydney. When the truth comes out he knows what is right and hopes his boy knows his Daddy would never hurt him. Overall it was an worthwhile read.
Heather's review:
Sydney is a sweet holiday story with a touch of angst that sets up based on keeping secrets from each other. The relationship is an instant connection, but they both keep some uncertainty from each other. As a reader, you see what is happening amongst the sweetness of the Daddy/little relationship... but we do get a HEA for the holidays.
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