Daddy's Naughty Barista
She serves coffee with a smile. He orders the same thing every morning. Neither expects what happens when the quiet soldier discovers his barista is a Little
Chloe Painter owns the best coffee shop in town—and she knows exactly how every regular takes their order. Especially Tyler Reid, the devastatingly serious Special Forces soldier who shows up like clockwork, says approximately five words, and somehow makes her heart race every single time.
She tells herself it’s just a crush. He’s a customer. A soldier with a dangerous job and a complicated life. A single dad whose kids live states away while he serves his country. Off-limits in every way that matters.
Until the night a tiny kitten gets stuck in her car and Tyler comes to the rescue.
Suddenly, the gorgeous stranger who barely speaks becomes the man next door. The one who jogs past her house. The one who catches her reading spicy romance novels on her porch. The one who notices the teddy bear she cuddles without thinking and the way she gets quiet and soft when life gets overwhelming.
Tyler has spent years keeping people at arm’s length. His career demands it. His kids need stability he can barely provide from across the country. The last thing he should do is get involved with someone as sweet and vulnerable as Chloe.
But when he realizes his shy barista is a Little—and that she’s been searching for a Daddy Dom who can handle both her strength and her need to surrender—every instinct he has roars to claim her.
She’s spent her whole life feeling like too much and not enough.
He’s the Daddy who sees exactly what she needs.
Together, they’ll prove that the best love stories start with trust, a little bit of mischief, and a whole lot of steam.
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