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Possessive Stepdad Bodyguard: A Spicy Age Gap Stepfather And Daughter Forbidden Taboo Romance With Lactation, Milking, and a Protective Alpha Male
I don't go to him because he's my stepfather.
I go to him because a man breaks into my apartment, rearranges my underwear drawer, and leaves a note that says "I'll see you soon" — and the police tell me to buy better locks.
Eric Easton runs the largest private security firm on the planet. His clients are presidents, billionaires, people who make headlines. He's forty-five, silver-haired, six-four, and built like the last man you'd ever want to fight. He's also, technically, my stepfather.
I show up at his company expecting a consultation. A bodyguard. Maybe a pamphlet that's actually useful.
He comes down to the lobby himself. Looks at me with steel gray eyes that make me forget my own name. Listens to every word I say about the stalker without once suggesting I'm overreacting. And then he says words that rearrange my entire
"You're staying with me."
I argue. He doesn't budge. I'm in his penthouse before I can calculate the odds of this being a terrible idea. (They're high. I'm a mathematician. I've run the numbers.)
Then my breast pump breaks.
In his bathroom. On his floor. And the condition I've been managing alone for months — the one where my body produces milk I can't explain — suddenly has no management and no solution except the man on the other side of the door.
He offers his hands. Then his mouth. Then there's the orgasm I don't see coming that leaves us both standing in his bathroom pretending we haven't just crossed every line that exists between stepfather and stepdaughter and something else entirely.
Every two hours. That's the schedule. His hands on me. His mouth on me. The relief I can't get anywhere else because he never replaces the pump — and I stop wanting him to the day I look at him in a CVS parking lot and say three words that aren't "I need you."
They're "I want you."
He's supposed to be my bodyguard.
My stalker is still out there. My mother thinks I'm a scandal. My body is changing in ways I don't plan for.
And the man who is supposed to protect me from danger becomes the most dangerous thing in my life — because falling for your stepfather bodyguard while he milks you every two hours isn't in any equation I've ever solved.
But the answer keeps coming back the same.
Him.
I go to him because a man breaks into my apartment, rearranges my underwear drawer, and leaves a note that says "I'll see you soon" — and the police tell me to buy better locks.
Eric Easton runs the largest private security firm on the planet. His clients are presidents, billionaires, people who make headlines. He's forty-five, silver-haired, six-four, and built like the last man you'd ever want to fight. He's also, technically, my stepfather.
I show up at his company expecting a consultation. A bodyguard. Maybe a pamphlet that's actually useful.
He comes down to the lobby himself. Looks at me with steel gray eyes that make me forget my own name. Listens to every word I say about the stalker without once suggesting I'm overreacting. And then he says words that rearrange my entire
"You're staying with me."
I argue. He doesn't budge. I'm in his penthouse before I can calculate the odds of this being a terrible idea. (They're high. I'm a mathematician. I've run the numbers.)
Then my breast pump breaks.
In his bathroom. On his floor. And the condition I've been managing alone for months — the one where my body produces milk I can't explain — suddenly has no management and no solution except the man on the other side of the door.
He offers his hands. Then his mouth. Then there's the orgasm I don't see coming that leaves us both standing in his bathroom pretending we haven't just crossed every line that exists between stepfather and stepdaughter and something else entirely.
Every two hours. That's the schedule. His hands on me. His mouth on me. The relief I can't get anywhere else because he never replaces the pump — and I stop wanting him to the day I look at him in a CVS parking lot and say three words that aren't "I need you."
They're "I want you."
He's supposed to be my bodyguard.
My stalker is still out there. My mother thinks I'm a scandal. My body is changing in ways I don't plan for.
And the man who is supposed to protect me from danger becomes the most dangerous thing in my life — because falling for your stepfather bodyguard while he milks you every two hours isn't in any equation I've ever solved.
But the answer keeps coming back the same.
Him.
154 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 4, 2026
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June 21, 2026Just no. Too many unanswered questions. Why would a billionaire marry an influencer for 14 days? Where is her actual dad? Did she get help for her crippling medical condition - lactating and needing to express every two hours.Why two epilogues introducing kids. I will not be charmed by kids doing shouty things.
There is ridiculous, implausible, tedious and all the rest of that, but this book surpasses those states and more.
Yep. I can close this chapter ( all of the author's back catalogue) right now.
No stars
There is ridiculous, implausible, tedious and all the rest of that, but this book surpasses those states and more.
Yep. I can close this chapter ( all of the author's back catalogue) right now.
No stars
May 7, 2026
Tropes:
Age Gap
Stepdad/Stepdaughter
Obsession
Possessive MMC
Protective MMC
Milking/Breeding
Pregnancy
Possessive Stepdad Bodyguard is Book 9 in the Possessive Stepdad series! This is Everly and Eric's story!
When a man breaks into Everly's apartment moving her things and leaving her a note saying " I'll see you soon" she does what anyone should do in that situation and calls the cops. But instead of helping her they tell her to buy better locks for her door. With no help from the police she goes to the only other person who can help her, a person she has never met before, her stepdad, or former stepdad considering her mom was only married to him for two weeks.
Eric Easton runs the largest private security firm. His firm protects presidents, billionaire, some of the biggest names on the planet. When Everly shows up needed advice on how to handle the situation, whether needing a bodyguard or just how to protect herself. Eric listens to her every word and instead of him telling her she is overreacting he gives her a solution "You'll stay with me."
The attraction between them is next level. It's electric, passionate and so forbidden. Yet nothing and no one will stop them. They are both equally obsessed with one another. The way Eric protect Everly and adores her is so cute to read.
But with a psycho stalker still on the loose will Eric be able to protect Everly or will the stalker finally win? Well you will just have to read it to find out!! But one thing is for sure, Eric will burn the world down before he lets anything happen to Everly.
If you like a fast paced, insta spicy read that has stalking, suspense, and an over the top obsessive/possessive alpha mmc who will do absolutely anything and everything for the fmc then this is the book for you!!
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May 10, 2026
Everly and Eric
Everly’s mom was married to Eric for 14 days years ago. She never met him.
Everly has a stalker. After he breaks into home, the police give her a pamphlet about better locks and changing her patterns.
Eric owns a security company. When Everly asks him for help he moves her into his guest room.
There’s some funny conversations between them. His doing a threat assessment of doctors and hospitals was priceless LOL. HEA with a few epilogues.
Everly’s mom was married to Eric for 14 days years ago. She never met him.
Everly has a stalker. After he breaks into home, the police give her a pamphlet about better locks and changing her patterns.
Eric owns a security company. When Everly asks him for help he moves her into his guest room.
There’s some funny conversations between them. His doing a threat assessment of doctors and hospitals was priceless LOL. HEA with a few epilogues.
May 21, 2026
Cute
Ok this one was a pretty good book. The kids made it! Not really a whole lot of steamy moments. Though, I once again want to know why the mother cares?! Why did they even get married? Most of these say that they tricked them into thinking they're better people than they actually are. Or that they just wanted a paycheck. There was none of that mentioned. I do appreciate the labor scene. That & the children made this a 3 star. Would only recommend if you know this author's work & you like it. Or to use it as a palate cleanser. On to the next.
Ok this one was a pretty good book. The kids made it! Not really a whole lot of steamy moments. Though, I once again want to know why the mother cares?! Why did they even get married? Most of these say that they tricked them into thinking they're better people than they actually are. Or that they just wanted a paycheck. There was none of that mentioned. I do appreciate the labor scene. That & the children made this a 3 star. Would only recommend if you know this author's work & you like it. Or to use it as a palate cleanser. On to the next.
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