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Fieldwork: An MM DDlb Daddy Dom Little Boy Age Play Romance

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362 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 12, 2026

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Fynn Foster

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October 3, 2026
The kind of story that sticks in the best way possible!!!😍😍😍

I am deep in my feels over this extraordinarily beautiful book!🤗 Daddy/boy dynamics in this world is a special love story. A super sweet little who has learned to be quietly competent. Unseen. And a Daddy who doesn't trust himself any longer. This story stars with tingles and ends with something much, much more. A feeling of rightness the world does not always guarantee us. I laughed and I cried in equal measure. I highly recommend adding this to your collection.😘
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April 20, 2026
Every word counts...

What a soft spoken thoughtful and authentic book. The story is well researched and is about life on various spectrums and how that looks when it becomes love. Slow moving because every word counts.
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May 23, 2026
Gorgeous

The beauty in description in this book is outstanding. I am shocked at the delicate depths of feelings uncovered. A truly wonderful journey.
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August 18, 2026
It was the longest October ever in this book. There were just time.problems in this book, he got him in a onesie then put him in a bath. It was an extremely slow read.
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August 19, 2026
Griffin and Ellis.
A park ranger and a PhD student. A chance encounter with a field notebook that led to them discovering their dynamic.
Honestly the story wasn’t the bad part. But writing and the execution was. The entire book was a jumbled mess. Lines repeated constantly or the story jumping around like there was two things happening at once. At one point he takes him to get cleaned up in the bathroom undresses him cleans him and then redresses him. Then the next sentence he’s filling the tub and placing him in it. Fully dressed??? Sorry but no. The entire book is like that. And there is no context to anything. There’s randomly a bookstore and a book club but no one explains it. No one explains the side characters or even a little of the world that they are in. Honestly, I wanted to like this book, but it was just so messy I couldn’t.
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