Living on the edge has its advantages. Like feelings that come without anyone else’s help.
Johnny Sutter is bored ninety percent of the time. His job is boring. His friends are boring. His life is, you guessed it. Boring AF. But ten percent of the time, he’s scaling mountains, jumping off cliffs, or flying through the air on a dirt bike. Those are the times he lives for because they’re the only time he feels anything. Excited. Happy. Alive.
Sawyer Maddox is over the apps. Meeting guys who just want to sneak in and out of his house in the dead of night is not his idea of finding love. But what else is there? He’s a bit of a loner and can’t just walk up to a guy and drop pickup lines as if he has game. He doesn’t.
So when Sawyer is out for a walk in the park and an out-of-control boy comes flying down a hill on a skateboard, he doesn’t expect a simple save to turn into anything real. But when it becomes clear the boy needs a Daddy to keep him from doing dangerous stunts for attention and affection, he’s ready to step into the role.
