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James's great adventure begins with a simple thing — a rustic cabin in the countryside. Charmed by the prospect, he decides to leave his stressful city life behind and move into the woods. But country living isn't boring. There's a quaint town nearby with kind folks who still help each other out. Maybe the bubbly blonde storekeeper has a job or two for James? And let's not forget the magical legacy waiting for James, tracing back through the history of his family.

Every day starts with a choice: to feel overwhelmed by anxiety or to embrace a more balanced, fulfilling existence. Does this sound familiar? You move through your routine, juggling responsibilities, and while you long for a sense of calm, stress grips your body. You feel that real change is achievable, yet frustration keeps you in a cycle of exhaustion, worry, and dissatisfaction. But what if lasting transformation isn't just a dream? It's time to reclaim your well-being.

James is living the life he always wanted. He has his own rustic cabin in the countryside, peace, quiet, and some lovely companions to share his joy with. But there is much left to do! James will need to expand his cabin to make it more comfortable for his—ahem—lady friends. Also, harvest is coming up for the redheaded farm girl, and she might need a hand or two around the farm.

Roman has a secret. He not only likes to collect toy soldiers of all kinds, but to play with them. That's not his biggest secret, though. No, that one is a fantasy he'd held close to his heart. His one biggest wish, to find his own soldier daddy and be his Little.

James has always dreamed of a rustic life in the countryside, far away from the hustle and bustle of the city. When he inherits a cabin in a charming little town, his dreams might just come true! But rustic isn’t boring! There are plenty of things for James to do. The pretty blonde shopkeeper has some work for him, and the cute redhead farm girl has a foxy fox in her chicken coop that needs dealing with.

After months of planning, the toy and childhood memorabilia fair of his dreams is about to open. Not only that, but Daddy has arranged for a very special guest to come sign autographs in a section dedicated to supernatural cartoon series - Bela la Fangue!

When Special Agent Jeremy Delacourt is offered the chance to redeem himself after the disgrace his former partner landed them both in, he jumps at the chance. He's nervous about it being a solo undercover mission but he's sure it's nothing he can't handle. The people posing as an advertising agency selling young men and women won't know what hit them, he vows.

Kieran knew there was something special about Vender from the moment he met him. Everything about him screamed mate, except for one detail that had Kieran doubting his instincts. The Daddy in him knew he wanted what his friends had: his very own Little. Vender knew growing up that he was different from the other dragons his age. Not that he ever really grew up; his hoard was proof of that. Meeting Breck, Tom, and Spot gave him a lot to think about. It didn’t help his state of mind that he also had a major crush on Kieran, the co-head of Nest security.

Sakura is used to no one knowing quite what to make of them and is quite used to having their differences met with violence. When their service dog is kidnapped, they know they need help. It’s one thing to go after Sakura, but it’s time to take the gloves off when they kidnap their service dog, Juniper. Frustrated by the police’s response, Sakura turns to their former Daddy’s old college friend, Mama Lorraine.

Ryan thought he had it all figured out when he moved to the city for a promising job opportunity. But when the job turns out to be a scam, he finds himself stranded without a place to live. Desperate and alone, he turns to Mama Lorraine and her Little Ad(option) Agency for help. A Little in trouble? Mama Lorraine knows exactly what to do. The swindlers need to be caught and her list of contacts has just the right man for the job. Meanwhile, Ryan has the Agency to help look after him while Mama looks to match him with the Daddy of his dreams.

Mama Lorraine can hardly believe her eyes when the application comes across her screen. Applications to adopt are strictly by invitation to apply, so someone had to have given this man a link to the Agency's secure web application portal. A glance at the password tells her it was none other than her good friend Richard, though the name of the applicant does not yield a clue about the vampire business until she does an internet search.

After 15 years of mourning, is Adam ready to risk his heart again? Adam had loved his Daddy with all his heart. They had the perfect life, or so he thought. Then Daddy suddenly died and Adam was all alone, a Middle without a Daddy. Enter Mama Lorraine. Gifted an endowment to start the agency, Mama was also charged with looking after Adam. His Daddy's fondest wish was that Mama would help him heal, then find the train loving bear of a Boy a new love to share his life with.

Robbie had been devastated when his old Daddy dom left him, but he knew he’d been right. He wasn’t quite the right sort of Daddy that Robbie needed. Robbie needed one who let Robbie make his Little side front and center. Too bad all of those seemed taken. At least, that’s what he thought until one fateful day, Mama Lorraine reached out and took him to the Agency.

Overthinking is exhausting. It drains your energy, hijacks your focus, and convinces you that every decision is a life-or-death situation! But no, you’re not “too sensitive” or “too much in your head.” It's entirely human. With the right strategies, you can carve your way out. If your brain feels like a messy closet, crammed with thoughts and emotions that fall out every time you open the door, this book is your exit plan! The Stinking Overthinking Trap is your down-to-earth, psychology-backed, surprisingly funny guide to cutting through the noise and reclaiming your mental space.

With fall on the way, James is working hard to prepare his cabin for the colder seasons. Cutting wood, bringing in the last harvest, getting supplies.... Even with magic, he has his work cut out for him.

James and his women are looking forward to a comfortable autumn at the cabin. A warm fire, good company, and James’s magical quality-of-life improvements will carry them through the cold months. But in an enchanted forest, the autumn months still bring plenty of adventure! A magical prophecy reveals the location of a mysterious artifact. To find it, James will venture deep into the woods to find the shy deer girl that has eluded him so far.

The last twenty years he’d spent on earth were the best years of his life. And that was saying something, seeing as he’d lived in the lap of luxury his entire life. Still, he’d known that he couldn't keep working for Intergalactic Rescue forever and that his father was going to retire from the head of the family business someday. He’d simply expected a little more of a head’s up that he needed to pack up his Earthly affairs and head back to Polonia to take over.

Jackson thought that the day he was fired was the worst day of his life. Losing his job at the dealership brought with it a host of troubles. In desperation, he decides to contact the agency whose card he was given at the Daddy and Me event he last attended. Nick has been waiting two years for Mama Lorraine to find his match.

With all the building that’s been going on at James’s cabin, it’s time to kick back a little and enjoy the season. Most of all, it’s time to go on some fun dates with his women. As the adventure continues, James is about to find out if fox girls can ice skate. And what better place to do so than a disco ice rink? And while he’s driving around in his new truck, James also finds time to hang out with Jackie, the cute mechanic girl he’s been dating.

Tired of only being liked for his money, Dave had decided to make people take notice of him because of who he was. The problem was, that a guy who liked to go on bike rides through the neighborhood he lived in and occasionally the nearby park and spent the rest of his time watching cartoons and reading adventure and fantasy stories written for children was not someone particularly noteworthy. At least, it didn’t seem to be. But a guy who went on real adventures straight out of stories, well, that was a whole other matter.