Kairo has lived reclusively on the estate he inherited from his grandfather at twenty-one, wary that people want him only for his money and unwilling to bring anyone home.
When he meets the popular Truce at a gay bar, the man stays in his thoughts, even though Kairo cannot tell whether Truce is a daddy or simply someone far out of his league.
At thirty-four, Truce has friends everywhere and a taste for both kink and ordinary pleasure, including light rope, impact play, and unhurried nights in, but he has never kept a boyfriend or fallen in love.
What he wants is the warmth that lasts after desire fades, while Kairo, shy and still untouched, longs for the safety of a daddy's care, from stuffies and bathtimes to movie nights, cuddles, and loving aftercare.
A real bond would require both men to risk the secrets and solitude they know for something they have never trusted before.
