Sugar Daddy Down Low — Audiobook
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Forty-five-year-old executive Marcus Hale keeps his private life locked behind hotel-room doors until bartender Leo Reyes turns a cash arrangement into the first honest relationship Marcus has ever had. Sugar Daddy Down Low by Jace Wilder is a high-heat MM age-gap romance with a sugar arrangement, Daddy kink, praise kink, coming-out stakes, and a happily ever after. Digitally narrated audiobook. For listeners 18+.
Description
About the book
The rules were simple. Cash. Discretion. Hotel rooms only.
Marcus Hale has spent forty-five years being exactly what everyone expects: executive, provider, controlled professional, man with nothing personal to explain.
Leo Reyes is a bartender with medical bills to help cover and no illusions about wealthy older men. The arrangement works because both men know what it is supposed to be.
Then Marcus starts drawing baths after brutal shifts. Leo quietly stops taking other clients. Hotel-room rules turn into care neither man planned to admit mattered.
When a colleague spots Marcus checking into a hotel with a man nearly twenty years younger, the arrangement stops being safely private.
Marcus has to decide whether he is really paying for discretion—or whether fear is about to cost him the only relationship in which he has ever felt honest.
Book details
Author: Jace Wilder
Genre: MM contemporary age-gap romance
Pairing: MM; adult protagonists aged 45 and 26
Tropes: Sugar arrangement, nineteen-year age gap, closeted hero, secret relationship, Daddy kink, praise kink, hurt/comfort, touch-starved hero, coming out
Heat: High heat; explicit adult romance
Ending: Happily ever after
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Content notes
For listeners 18+. Contains explicit MM sexual content between consenting adults, a sugar arrangement, closeted identity, internalized homophobia, references to a parent’s chronic illness, and discussion of religious upbringing.
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