Their backgrounds and situations are heartfelt and engaging, making this read something many people will find special and unique.

When he reads Ben’s letter to Santa, it sounds too good to be true, but he replies with a simple “hello” anyway, figuring he has nothing to lose.īoth of these intriguing and complex men are not our typical romance story cutouts. Jayden is a vulnerable little who has never been treated quite right by previous Daddies and just longs to be adored. When his friend Jude creates a profile for him on Cuff’d (an online dating app for kinky singles), he writes a letter to Santa asking for a boy to cherish.īoth of these intriguing and complex men are not our typical romance story cutouts. Now that he has realised he is more of a Daddy than a Dom, he’s struggling to figure out how to look for a boy to care for. Nor do you need to read any of the other titles in this multi-author Naughty or Nice Season Two collection… but why wouldn’t you?īen is a retired soldier, injured in combat, who finally feels ready to date after losing half his arm in an event that ended his military career. However, there is no requirement to read Greeking Out before picking up this wonderful holiday read. The idea for His Boy to Cherish came from readers’ suggestions to the author that they wanted to hear Jayden’s story, after he made an appearance in Colette Davison’s Destination Daddies series. Each book can be read as a standalone, but there are so many Daddies looking for some holiday magic to bring them their perfect boys, why not grab them all? His Boy to Cherish is part of the Naughty or Nice Season Two multi-author series. Trigger warning for characters with PTSD. His Boy to Cherish is an M/M winter romance with a disabled first-time Daddy, a little who loves stuffies, a twelve-year age-gap, nappies, a loud-mouth best friend, some familiar faces, hurt/comfort, and a lot of feels.

What I really want, Santa, is someone to cherish this Christmas. I can put a naughty boy through boot camp, but I’d much rather praise a good boy. If I had to choose between a naughty or nice boy, I think I’d choose nice. I’ll discover what he wants, how to make him smile, laugh, and moanĪs for what I’m looking for in a boy… I’d like someone who wants to feel special, and who enjoys being held by his Daddy. I’ll take care of him in every way he needs me to. I’ll always put my boy’s needs before my own. I’m kind and caring, and I want someone to spoil. I’ve realised that I lean more towards being a Daddy, than a strict Dom. I’m going to be upfront and tell you that I feel silly doing this, but here goes nothing!

I Wished For You by Colette Davison