A Daddy for Christmas

Daniel is in a tight spot. He needs a job as soon as possible to pay for his rent and his motorcycle loan. He loves dancing, but he has a bad habit of flirting with everyone he meets. He lost his last gig at a nightclub because he couldn’t stop flirting and dating his co-workers and customers. He wants a daddy boyfriend more than anything, but he knows he has to focus on his career first. He swears to himself that he will stop dating and just dance at his new job at the Glitter Box Club, a notorious gay hotspot for the rich and powerful. But his resolve is tested when he meets the owner of the club, Mr. Baranov.

Mr. Baranov is a cold and ruthless man. He runs the Glitter Box Club with an iron fist, and he doesn’t tolerate any mistakes from his employees. He is also a member of a notorious Russian mob family, and everyone in the city knows better than to cross him. He has no interest in romance or commitment. He only dates the dancers at his club for fun, and he makes sure they know it’s nothing serious. He never expects to feel anything for anyone until he saw Daniel Sparks dancing on the bar top.

During the Christmas holidays, Mr. Baranov created an online auction for toys. All the daddy gentlemen from the Glitter Box Club donate one toy and any boy customer or boy employee who wants a daddy can try to win a particular toy by filling out a form with their name and address. If they win the toy, the daddy who donates it will deliver it on Christmas Eve. The boys don’t know who donated what toy. Daniel expects a toy on Christmas Eve, but he gets much more.

Daniel and Mr. Baranov are drawn to each other like magnets, but they both have secrets and enemies who could destroy their lives.

Daniel is part of A Daddy for Christmas, a multi-author series. All the books are standalones, but each Daddy has a unique gift for his wonderful boy (or boys). Except all boys know that sometimes Santa gets it wrong, and it's going to take a very special Daddy to make it right. So why not stay and listen to them all?