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Matchmaker
Bruce Fillion is a private investigator with one sole case – tracking down an odd sex trafficking ring led by a man named Jace Allen. Jace specializes in selling women to wealthy men, but with a catch, only men who like their girls diapered and well trained. Bruce has made it his mission in life to catch Jace and to make sure he faces the consequences for his actions, but is Jace as bad as Bruce thinks? Jace sees himself as a savior of these girls, while Bruce sees him as a demon.
But who’s right?
A new ABDL book filled with action, adventure and... diapers!
But who’s right?
A new ABDL book filled with action, adventure and... diapers!
211 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 17, 2019
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January 26, 2020
This book contains an action oriented plot with human trafficking at it’s core. There are some plot twists along the way as the good guys try to break up the trafficking ring. There was a kinky age-play theme that was a main element to the story. Confused? Don’t be. It all makes sense as you read the story and figure out the good guys from the bad guys. Above all, I was engaged in this book and found myself wanting to get back to it as often as my busy life would permit. If you enjoy the ABDL aspects of age-play, then I can strongly recommend this book. In short, the book is about matching up men and women who enjoy age-play as a healthy component of their relationships. ...a fun read.
March 23, 2019
The premise of this book pulled me in and I was hooked. The twists and turns aren't neck-breaking and lead you to the conclusion you think is going to happen but not exactly.
From the first few paragraphs I felt that Bruce was on a mission to stop the evil Jace. After all, Jace is a terrible man for the things he is doing. I wanted Bruce to succeed, the little crusader taking on the evil empire. I was not disappointed.
I've read both of Nathan Wayne's published books and have enjoyed them both as a fresh take on interesting drama that has diapers instead of the usual diaper stories with predictable plots if they have a plot at all.
From the first few paragraphs I felt that Bruce was on a mission to stop the evil Jace. After all, Jace is a terrible man for the things he is doing. I wanted Bruce to succeed, the little crusader taking on the evil empire. I was not disappointed.
I've read both of Nathan Wayne's published books and have enjoyed them both as a fresh take on interesting drama that has diapers instead of the usual diaper stories with predictable plots if they have a plot at all.
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