Sugar Daddy Down Low

di Jace Wilder (Autore)

Fractal Enigma, 2026

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. A multi-million-dollar acquisition model is easy to balance. A twenty-six-year-old bartender with a crooked grin and a sleeve of tattoos is not. Marcus Hale lives his life behind a fortress of absolute corporate discipline. At forty-five, he's the Senior Vice President of Corporate Development, smooth-faced, level-voiced, and exceptional at showing the world exactly nothing real. But forty-five floors up, the pressure is building, and the top floor is turning into a searchlight he can't outrun. Then he walks seventeen blocks past the financial district and steps into the Copper Rail. Leo Reyes reads rooms for a living. He can price a man by his wristwatch and detect a lie by the shift of a shoulder. He's also carrying the weight of a fracturing family budget on his own two hands, running out of doubles to work, and joking about needing a sugar daddy to make the math stop screaming. He didn't expect the quiet, powerful executive at the end of the bar to lay down an actual term sheet. What starts as a perfectly leveraged transaction quickly turns into a dangerous closed circuit of command and compliance, praise and vulnerability. Behind a hotel deadbolt, Marcus discovers a starved system flooding all at once, and Leo finds a second pair of hands quiet enough to pick up the load-bearing weight of his life. But as the corporate searchlight swings closer and a life-altering promotion looms, the pristine boundaries of their arrangement begin to erode. Because a contract can cover an exchange of time, but it has no line item for ownership. Sugar Daddy Down Low is a sizzling, emotionally intense, ultra-romantic age-gap MM romance featuring a powerful executive learning to live, a fiercely protective bartender, total dynamic transparency, and a deeply satisfying happily ever after.

• Autore: Jace Wilder
• Durata in (hh:mm:ss): 05:06:48
• Anno edizione: 2026
• Editore: Fractal Enigma
• Lingua: Inglese
• EAN: 9780466030957