Sometimes it takes a little push to start over.
Texan Jon Oliver’s need to serve comes completely naturally, it’s simply a part of who he is. But he’s been alone a long time caring for his dying mother, and now that she’s gone, he’s at loose ends. Needing a strong connection, if only for a week, he spends a chunk of his inheritance for a chance at the AirB&D.
Liam Oberlin lives and works in New York City and hasn’t been anyone’s master in a very long time. He lost his lover a few years ago and doesn’t believe there’s anyone else out there who could love and serve him as completely. His week at AirB&D is a gift from an insistent friend, and although Liam is skeptical, he tries to be what Jon needs him to be.
The matchmaker’s instincts are rarely off-base. But are these two men really ready for new beginnings?
Texan Jon Oliver’s need to serve comes completely naturally, it’s simply a part of who he is. But he’s been alone a long time caring for his dying mother, and now that she’s gone, he’s at loose ends. Needing a strong connection, if only for a week, he spends a chunk of his inheritance for a chance at the AirB&D.
Liam Oberlin lives and works in New York City and hasn’t been anyone’s master in a very long time. He lost his lover a few years ago and doesn’t believe there’s anyone else out there who could love and serve him as completely. His week at AirB&D is a gift from an insistent friend, and although Liam is skeptical, he tries to be what Jon needs him to be.
The matchmaker’s instincts are rarely off-base. But are these two men really ready for new beginnings?
My Rating - 3.5 Stars!
His Sweet Boy, the second book in Olivia Joy's AirB&D series, is a sweet BDSM romance.
This is a quick story, at just 95 pages. It combines some forced proximity, hurt/comfort, BDSM and insta love.
This is one week together. Two men who both need each other. Neither was expecting to find any healing, yet alone love. But they naturally help ease each other's fears and pain.
One is a boy who struggles between what he wants and what he can be. The other is a Daddy who's still grieving his past lover.
They are nice together but I just didn't connect with them much.
My favorite part is the hot piercings.
My favorite quote is "I hope to keep you a bit off-balance, not to tease you or test you, but because we don't grow if we're too comfortable." I love this! So damn prolific.
Overall His Sweet Boy is a decent read, but I didn't connect with it as much as I connected to the first book in the series. I continue to love the magical little flavor in this Olivia Joy series though.
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