Sam Barringer worked his way up from the slums of Philadelphia to a corner office with a magnificent view of Manhattan. A powerhouse in his field, Sam made more money than he could spend. Still single, he watched quietly as his associates marriages crumpled one after another. It seemed there was always another beautiful gold-digger ready to take whatever the first or third wife left up for grabs. Many of his male clients were ridiculously wealthy and so very alone, unable to trust their own judgment when it came to women, but there were good women out there. The problem was they worked in coffee shops and school lunch rooms, as bus drivers and mechanics, hardly likely to meet a man who could and would provide them with security, love and guidance.
As his bank account grew, so did his dissatisfaction. The men surrounding him were unhappy and frustrated, looking for something they were never going to find, despite their wealth. It was then that Sugar Babies was born. Quickly Sam discovered that there were a lot more men like him than he'd previously believed; Dominant men, who firmly believed that disciplining their woman was sometimes necessary to insure a healthy, peaceful and long term relationship. He also discovered an entire group of clients that wanted something more, a woman-child to call them Daddy.
While scouting out a new location for a branch office, Sam meets Johanna Maxwell. Jo is beautiful, hard-working and everyone’s best friend. If you're moving and need an extra hand, Jo’s your girl; house-sitting, baby-sitting, pet-sitting? No problem. Need a loan, a last minute date, call Jo? In fact, the only person Jo didn't take care of in her large circle of friends, family and co-workers, was Jo.
Sam falls hard, but can he convince Jo that his business is legitimate and more to the point can he convince her that when he pulls her over his knee, it’s out of love?
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2 comments:
Mary, Thanks so much for having me today. Sugar Babies, Inc. book two, Match Me If You Dare should be out later this month. I can't wait to see what readers think of the sequel. Marcus and Susan are such fun characters to write about and Kelsey and Ty can touch your heart. I hope others will like them as much as I do. Hugs, Stevie
I have read every one of Stevie MacFarlane's books and love each one. She is a very talented author and her all her stories draw the reader in from page 1 and hold them throughout the book. Her characters are believable; her back stories give us insight into each character. Her scenes are tender, sexy and even humorous and her books are a joy to read.
Keriann McKenna, Author
MacDermot's Bride - coming in November, 2013
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