But when one of them bails at the last minute, Dylan asks Leo to step in…. When Dylan asks Leo to help him figure out if Dylan might be a submissive, Leo agrees and sets up a few scenes with other Doms for Dylan. It is clear from both sides that there is plenty of attraction, but Leo also told Dylan that Leo is not out and never will be. Leo has taken Dylan under his wing and the two become pretty good friends. And that’s how Dylan ends up with a job at the BDSM club Leo frequents as a Dom. When Leo mentions the BDSM club Knots might have a job for Dylan, Dylan immediately goes for it, since he is looking for a second job. When he meets Leo, he immediately likes the older man (Leo is 37). Dylan is 19 years old, has a booming laugh, says everything he thinks, trips over nothing, and tries to set the coffeeshop on fire on a daily basis. A closeted gay man who won’t come out because of his family.ĭylan is Teddy’s clumsy friend and coworker. But I had no idea that this book would have one of my least favorite plot point to drive the story. A sweet Dom, who knew how to handle Dylan. When I met Dylan in Teddy and His Bear, I immediately liked him. It is the second book in the Oh My! series and can be read as a standalone. Leo & His Lion is an 80K word May/December, kitten play MM romance featuring an adorable kitten, the sexy man he calls Daddy, and superhero underwear.

Can Leo face his fears? Or will he let the love he never expected to find slip through his fingers? Dylan’s authenticity and personal honesty make Leo wish things were different in his own life, while Leo’s family situation keeps him from being what Dylan needs. When his first few attempts end in disaster, Leo takes Dylan under his wing, and everything clicks in a surprising way.īut secret encounters can only carry them so far. After taking a part-time job at the club Leo frequents, the wide-eyed nineteen-year-old dives into the kink scene with both feet. until he meets Dylan.ĭylan Drake-Matthews might be a catastrophe on two legs, but he loves life. He’s convinced himself that living in the shadows is good enough. Besides, getting into a real relationship would mean finally telling his conservative family that he’s gay, and possibly losing them forever.

At thirty-seven, he’s satisfied with focusing on his career, friends, and casual hookups.

Tony and His Tiger by Andi James