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Marissa: When I signed up for a personal trainer, I didn’t expect it to be the guy I went home with last month. Luke was nice, but the sex wasn’t what I needed. Now I have to follow through with my six sessions with the guy I thought I’d never see again. He’s still so hot. If only he was a daddy. Luke: Being assigned Marissa as a new client was something I wasn’t expecting. We had a great night together, but she didn’t end up being what I was looking for. I have her booked for six sessions. It will be hard to see her, looking as good as she does. If only she was a little.

Bonnie: I am comfortable with the way things operate. Having one night stands and leaving in the morning is how I like things done because I don't want to get hurt. Declan isn't acting like anyone else I've had before. I know he'd be a good daddy, but am I ready for more than just one night? Declan: Everything about Bonnie draws me in. She seems carefree and fun, unashamed about what she wants. But I can see something deeper—something that looks more like pain. Being her daddy would help both of us. I'm not sure if she's ready to be loved like that.

Doctor Daddy’s Little is a series about hardworking doctors finding their forever happiness with unsuspecting women who are also littles. Together, they carve a future out of stone, while coming together to celebrate the lives they now share. Listen to uncover all of their unique stories and how they won the battle for love. This collection includes Doctors Daddy's Lonely Little, Doctor Daddy Feisty Little, Doctor Daddy’s Nerdy Little, Doctor Daddy’s Alone Girl, and Doctor Daddy’s Scared Little.

I knew love. I knew what it felt like to have the perfect woman, but it had been taken from me. I never thought I would see her again, and maybe that was for the best. My taste had changed. I needed a little, someone I could take care of. Yet, when my past comes crashing back in—grown, curvy, and sexy—she’s all I want. Can she be my little? Can we start where we left off?

I crawled my way from the bottom. I was a little who managed to get to the top on my own. However, Benson, my sexy, tall coworker, threatened to bring it all down. He was my daddy, and I loved him. But could I give up everything I accomplished for him? Could I give up my job for a life with the perfect daddy I needed just as much?

Liam: I had everything I could ever want. A perfect job, money, and family. Even with all of that, I still wasn’t happy. I still wanted more. I wanted a woman who I could trust, who I could love. A woman who made my blood burn. Then I meet her, battered and bruised, but so beautiful and sexy. I had to have her. Gwendolyn: I’ve been alone my entire life. I’ve grown used to the solitude, but still crave the affection and love that I see in others around me. I thought I could find that in my ex, but soon realize what a mistake that was. A mistake that nearly cost me my life.

My job is the most important thing to me. I built it from the ground up, made it what it is today. I have no desire to let it go or to change anything. However, when my family forces me to go on a vacation, I meet Amelia. She is a shy woman riddled with insecurities that she has to battle on the daily. She turns my world upside down, and suddenly my job doesn’t seem so important anymore. I don’t think I can fight this. I don’t know if I want to. Can she be the little I need? Can I let go of the life I created to be the daddy she deserves?

Life has been really stressful recently. It’s been months since I’ve had my needs met. I’m trying to find someone to hookup with at my local club, but I’m not sure how to do it. The owner, Will, has always been so kind to me. I think he could be a good daddy for me. But is he the daddy I need?

My friends left me standing alone in the club on my birthday. I’m hoping someone will ask me to dance too. When I see him, there’s instant attraction. I think he feels it, too. When he takes me to his place, I’m not sure if he can give me what I need. It doesn’t matter, though. I want him to be my daddy, even if it’s just for my birthday.

She is desperate for an escape. He is accepting his lonely fate. Caleb: My best friend found his Little. He found someone to love, to spend his life with. I was starting to believe that wasn’t something for me. It was time to accept I would never have the love I desired, the Little I needed. Just when I give up, she comes running in, changing everything. She is beautiful and curvy. Her eyes are entrancing, and I know she is mine. But she is running from danger and straight into my arms. She is my future, and I will do anything to protect her.

I can't wait to officially start my life with Jessie. I've got a goal in life, and it's to shut down companies that treat their employees unfairly. I failed once before, and it cost me my job offer in the prosecution's office. However, thanks to this client, I'll finally succeed. However, this client is too perfect. She needs someone to protect her and care for her. If it wasn't for Jessie, I would volunteer any day. Maybe I will still have her.

I'm done with Frank and his reckless lifestyle. I hate the playdates with other Daddies and Littles. I hate how Frank is always treating me like a toy, not a Little. I want a normal life without a Daddy who forces me to participate in playdates. I want to leave Frank. That's when I met him. He shows up with an auntie at Walmart, and they offer me a job as an auntie. What are they going to do when they find out that I'm a Little?

Things have been messy every since Ryan and I go together. Martin and Jack hate him for stealing me from Martin, and everyone hates me. However, as long as I have Ryan, I will take what the world gives me. But, why is Ryan acting strange? He’s always treating being with me like a chore, and he rarely touches me. When we are together, he becomes selfish and distant. I want to know what’s wrong with him. I’ll have to ask the one person who doesn’t seem to hate me....

Called to Be Creative is for anyone looking to reignite that tiny spark inside of them and invite creativity into their lives through simple, everyday practices. A certified grief counselor and a program coordinator for Shalom Spirituality Center, Mary Potter Kenyon walks you step by step through the process of exploring your true potential in this inspirational guide to embracing your innate creativity.

Katarina was a survivor, but these were the words that haunted her. There was only one reason why she pushed through each day...defend the weak, uphold the law. Nothing else mattered. When she discovers a body down on Nob Hill, she is bent on becoming a part of the ongoing investigation. The only problem was the detective on the case...Max Garcia. He had saved her once and she was forever indebted to him. But he wants more; she sees it in the way he looks at her...even at a crime scene. But she wasn’t the kind of girl a man would want. She considered herself damaged goods.

A blue-blooded police officer by day, and fun seeker by night. Benjamin knows the girls like a man in uniform. But when he’s at the nightclub, Ben wants discretion. When a beautiful and curvy younger woman comes to the club to watch the band, Benjamin only has eyes for her. Blog writer and introvert, Sarah agrees to take on a writing gig to review an up and coming band. Little does she know, it isn’t the band that makes an impact on her. She falls for the plain-clothes cop, and she falls hard.

Chase was on a mission to find his partner’s killer, the leader of the Romanov Cartel. It didn’t matter to him what he had to do to find him, because he had a perfect plan.... Marry the heiress...Annika. Annika Koslov wanted more than just to find her father’s killer. She wanted the sexy new bodyguard too. She was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen and Chase finds himself fiercely attracted to the younger woman that was supposed to be his assignment.

Writing is one of the oldest and most effective means of self-exploration, self-expression, and self-discovery. In this new guided journal, Mary Potter Kenyon offers readers an opportunity to reflect on the meaning and significance of loss and allows the griever to sort through all the conflicting emotions that arise after a death.

Mary and Me: A Lasting Link through Ink explores a 30-year friendship between two women: one who had never learned to cultivate female friendships, and the other who had managed to gather and maintain a large group of friends throughout her adult life. The fact that thousands of handwritten letters between them linked these two together is just part of the intriguing story.

“Where is the handbook for widows?” Mary Kenyon lamented as she planned a funeral for the beloved husband whose triumph over cancer she chronicled in Chemo-Therapist: How Cancer Cured a Marriage. During the ensuing weeks, as she attempted to make sense of his untimely death, she filled two journals, blogged, and read the inspirational writings of others who had gone down the road of grief before her.