HEAR ME, DADDY
THE RAINBOW ROOM: BOOK 2
By
L. Michael & M. Elton
Copyright
Text Copyright2020 L. Michael & M. Elton
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The following story is entirely fictional. Any characters (author’s names like Lucian Holsten and Little Boy Blue), locations, events, or businesses are part of the author’s imaginations, and any resemblance to actual person’s, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.
Cover created using CanvaPro by L. Michael & M. Elton
Author pic using art drawn by Reginast777
Edited by Amber Krogh (if you need editing done contact Amber via email at [email protected])
Thanks & Acknowledgments
Welcome back to the Rainbow Room.
There are so many people to thank!
A massive Thank You to BETA readers. In no particular order; Candice C, Catherine H, Julie U, D.C., Kelly B, Loretta H, Lorna H, Tonya K. Your feedback is invaluable, and we couldn’t do this without you.
Thank you to our excellent PA, Misty, our brilliant ABC Lady, Amber, and our Alpha Reader, Jamie. You girls rock!
A special thank you from L. Michael to her mum and big sis, to the funniest and best brother-in-law, and my family. And to Isa. My Emma, my person, my everything.
M. Elton would like to thank all her family and friends that stepped up to support her (even though she writes smut).
Love you Bu Ku Papa Sheldon!
We want to acknowledge the talent of the artist who created the turtle we are using for our author photo. We purchased this adorable creation from an artist on Etsy. Here is the artist link Reginast777. Check her out. She is super talented, and we love her work!
Thanks to all the people who joined our Rainbow Room Group on Facebook! You can be a part of the Rainbow Room, too! Join our page and be a part of our journey to the next book (you may find some exclusive stories there *wink, wink*).
CONSENT NOTE & BLURB
CONSENT NOTE: All characters are all over the legal age of 18 and are consenting adults. These characters are living their lives in an age play relationship. It does not involve anyone under the age of consent. This book may contain diaper changes, bottle feedings, spankings, cock cages, and other punishments or situations involved in age play. If these actions or behaviors disturb you, do not read this book.
Blurb: What will you do for love? Can you look past a medical condition and see the person underneath?
Victim's Rights Lawyer Caden Evans has a tedious life. Work. Home. Repeat. He is ready for a change. What he desires more than anything is someone to fill the empty void in his heart. A man to cuddle and care for. A man who is into age play and will be his Little Boy. Can a chance encounter at the Rainbow Room be the answer to his silent prayers?
Henry Reed is a bestselling author who writes age play novels. But what he wants most is a Daddy Dom. Just like in his stories. But a terrible accident at fourteen left Henry deaf and with other chronic medical issues. He thinks he's broken, and that no self-respecting Daddy will want a broken Boy. He’s afraid that his dark past and medical condition will keep him from finding a Daddy.
Caden and Henry meet, but can they look past the broken pieces of their lives and find love?
Content Warning, Capitalizations & Sign Language
Content Warning: Please note this book contains some sensitive and, at times, dark content. This book contains material suitable for readers 18 years and over. Adult content includes and but not limited to-sex scenes between two men, drinking alcohol (not in excess), and swearing.
The dark content includes but is not limited to mentioning the following: hate groups, a reference to Nazis, cult references, religious extremism, bullying, past physical abuse, past assault written as a memory, Homophobia, and hate crimes.
Capitalization of Endearments:As authors, we understand that there are rules of the language used as a book is written. We also understand the rules that revolve around how names and endearments should be capitalized (and how editors HATE words being capitalized that should not be).
However, due to past issues and triggers (child sexual abuse), for us as authors, it creates a definite line of separation to capitalize endearments like Daddy, Little, Boy, Little Roo, Cupcake, etc. Please note that we capitalize most endearments related to age play in all our books. You have been warned.
Sign Language: Through all our research, we discovered it isn't easy to write about the main character using sign language as a form of communication. How do you take a visual language and accurately convey the feelings of the characters? There are several thoughts on the subject. We decided that it would be easier for readers to see the signed words written just as it would be spoken, however, with Italics and “quotation marks.” For example.
“Are you ok, Little One?” he signed.
Because we are hearing authors, it is up to us to convey the difficulty that people in the deaf community have. Also, the use of sign language is not an afterthought or gimmick for us. Our main character struggles with being deaf and struggles to communicate with people who do not know sign language. We did our best to convey the feelings behind communication between our characters.
If you would like more information on sign language vs. spoken word, see this website.
Contents
Prologue
Chapter 1: Henry
Chapter 2: Caden
Chapter 3: Henry
Chapter 4: Caden
Chapter 5: Henry
Chapter 6: Caden
Chapter 7: Henry
Chapter 8: Caden
Chapter 9: Henry
Chapter 10: Caden
Chapter 11: Henry
Chapter 12: Caden
Chapter 13: Henry
Chapter 14: Caden
Chapter 15: Henry
Chapter 16: Caden
Chapter 17: Henry
Chapter 18: Caden
Chapter 19: Henry
Chapter 20: Caden
Chapter 21: Henry
Chapter 22: Caden
Chapter 23: Henry
Epilogue
Coming Soon
About the Authors
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