Böcker utgivna av Anna Sparrows

...And, apparently, neither does he.At 31, Jack Bradford's life is looking just the way he wants it to. He literally lives in paradise (Surfers Paradise, but who's counting?), loves his job as a firefighter, has a great group of friends and all the freedom his heart desires and nothing is about to change that. At least, that's what he thinks.However, when a past lover comes knocking with an epic surprise of the 'small human' variety in tow, Jack's perfectly curated life is upended. Hiring a nanny -a manny, in fact- to help him navigate unexpected parenthood couldn't possibly complicate his situation any further, right?(Spoiler alert: wrong!)Meanwhile, Leo Martin knows that he's not what most people imagine when they hear the words 'nanny' or 'au pair'. At 21 years old, most guys his age generally run screaming from the thought of looking after small children, but not him. Nope.Leo loves his job. It's just the rest of his life that could use a spruce up, seeing as his recent breakup has left him homeless and his heart bruised. Naturally, being offered a job with room and board taken care of sounds like a dream...until he comes face to face with hot single dad, Jack, and discovers that he may have bitten off more than he can chew.With Jack discovering parts of himself he never knew existed, and Leo attempting to maintain professional boundaries, how will they navigate their way to their Happily Ever After?

...There's A Way.Connor and Will are at vastly different points in their lives.At 32, Connor Stark's life is pretty great. With a handsome boyfriend, a thriving business as an Events Coordinator, and a vibrant social life set against the stunning backdrop of Australia's Gold Coast, he has very few complaints. Hell, he even has eye candy in the form of his uniformed silver fox upstairs neighbour, not that he'd ever do anything more than perv on the guy.Then one day tragedy strikes, and Connor is thrust into single parenthood as he is handed a newborn baby and what feels like zero lifelines.Meanwhile, at 49, perpetually single firefighter Will Bradford's life is also pretty great. Though his hair might be more silver than brown these days, he has a rewarding job, amazing grown-up kids, and an adorable downstairs neighbour he probably shouldn't be checking out as often as he does. So sue him; he's only human.When Connor's life is turned upside down overnight, Will finds himself helping the younger man navigate his new reality. He has no intention of falling butt over teakettle for Connor or his kid, but somehow it happens anyway.With Connor a broken man, and Will concerned about restarting the whole parenting gig from scratch, how can they make a relationship work, especially when life seems intent on throwing even more hurdles their way?CW: Despite the bulk of the romance being tooth-rottingly sweet, this book does touch on some potentially triggering topics. These include: death of close family members (both through terminal illness and also sudden means), traffic accidents, fire trauma, homelessness, mild homophobia, and the stress/trauma of raising children, including sleep deprivation, self-doubt/anxiety, custody negotiations, and the fear of losing one's child.

Chance Baker has spent the last few years watching his friendship circle find their happily ever after relationships. He's happy for them, but he has to admit that he's starting to feel a bit lonely. At 38, he's starting to think it might never happen for him. That is until a blast from the past comes hurtling back into his life at the most unexpected moment.Meanwhile, Kaden McDonnell has a list of regrets a mile long, and his relationship with his former best friend is at the very top. Having spent the last two decades cursing himself for his youthful cowardice, he finds himself returning to his hometown and returning to Chance's turf. But it's a big city, so it's not like he's going to just bump into him on the street, right?Right.So, finding Chance at a kink-centric charity auction was not on Kade's bingo card for the year, but he decides to take the opportunity fate has just dealt him and run with it.They were best friends once, after all. And it turns out Chance is a Daddy where Kade is a Little! Maybe this will be a second chance for both of them...as long as Chance is okay with Kade's other interests, too.CW: While this is a low-to-mild angst (no miscommunication!), sweet & cute, instant-attraction/second chance romance, this book does contain discussion of homophobia, parental pressure and manipulation, and symptoms of depression and anxiety. This book is an MM Age Play/Age Regression romance between consenting adults and also includes pet play/pup play. This book contains elements that are suitable for ages 18 and over.

Thirty-six-year-old Spencer Highland is generally happy with his lot in life. He's got a great social circle, a job as a voice actor and audiobook narrator (which he loves), and a cat he's pretty sure owns his soul. But, since his last breakup, he's been lonely. He wants to mean something to someone again. Wants to take care of someone again.He wants to be someone's Daddy again.Unfortunately, courtesy of his personal hang-ups, putting himself back out there doesn't feel as easy as it sounds on paper.Meanwhile, Tony Russo is a twenty-eight-year-old man who is convinced that he does not have his life together in the least. He's working a job which makes him miserable, and he knows he doesn't fit in anywhere but with his sister. He's never felt 'normal'.Then there's Tony's embarrassing secret. He's a virgin. A twenty-eight-year-old virgin addicted to listening to kinky romance audiobooks.After an embarrassing encounter, Tony finds himself connecting with Spencer in a way he's never connected with another person before. Tony is also blown away by the idea that his favorite narrator might be at all interested in him, too. But will Spencer still be interested when he finds out just how unintentionally high maintenance Tony is? Or, worse, what will Spencer say when he learns Tony's secret?On the other side of the coin, Tony is exactly what Spencer's been missing, and Spencer plans to do everything in his power to make sure Tony understands how truly special he is.

On the surface, Theodore (Ted) Masters has it all. He's a Senior Partner at his law firm, has a circle of tight-knit friends, and lives a lifestyle most people can only dream of. Unbeknownst to those around him, though, Ted has a painful past preventing him from truly settling down with anyone.Meanwhile, Zephyr Cruze's career as a professional dancer crashed and burned due to an untimely injury. Starting over in a new city, he's determined to make the best of every opportunity that comes his way, including the silver fox he meets at a new friend's wedding. The silver fox who also happens to be a Daddy. A Daddy who says he's on board with Zephyr's preference towards feminization and princess play, at that!But will Ted's secrets and tragic history prove to be too much for them to handle when it all comes spilling out? Or will Ted find the courage to finally let others in?CW: While this is a low-to-mild angst (no miscommunication!), sweet & cute, instant-attraction romance, this book does contain discussion of child loss, homophobia, parental pressure, and anxiety. This book is an MM Age Play/Age Regression romance between consenting adults, including a significant age gap, and includes feminization/femme play/princess play. This book contains elements that are suitable for ages 18 and over.