Saving Stryker

West Coast Darlings #8

by Amy Cummings

Stryker is a rough and tumble stuntman who thrives on danger. He’s also a Little who longs to have a Mommy of his own. Amelia is the highest-paid, hottest actress in Hollywood. But below the glitz and the glamour beats the heart of a Mommy. This is Saving Stryker, the latest Age Play tale from best selling author Amy Cummings! When an accidental Tweet outs Stryker as a Little, he knows his life and career are over. But he gets the shock of his life when Amelia Pine—Tinseltown’s current “It Girl”—reaches out to him. She has a she’ll foster him as her Little Boy while he heals. It’s a wonderful arrangement but soon Stryker is confronted by a hard decision. A studio offers him the chance to get back in the game with a stunt that would put him back on top. Or it just might be the death of him. Literally. Stryker’s low self-esteem tells him he has to give it a shot. He has to prove to Amelia—and himself—that he isn’t all washed up. And what about those feelings Stryker is developing for Amelia? Could she ever be more than just his Mommy? Is she feeling the irresistible tug of love, too? Saving Stryker is a Mommy Domme/Little Boy story that features consenting adults engaged in Age Play. It is a standalone tale but includes old friends Harrison and Diana (A Mommy for Harrison). It has loving discipline, stern Mommies, naughty Littles, and plenty of diaper changes. Intended for adults only. Have fun, Cuties!

110 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 28, 2021

About the author

I have a lot of stories floating around my head. Seriously. It's ridiculous. There are times I find it hard to concentrate on real life because the events unfolding in my imagination are far more interesting to me. So, after years of daydreaming, I decided to write these fantasies down. A few books later and I'm an author.

I strive to write fun, fast-paced, and imaginative Age Play, DDLG, and ABDL fiction. I specialize in light-hearted, gentile tales with plenty of spice.

Reviews

[Alicia · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was okay but it wasn’t my favorite.

Stryker accidentally posted a picture of himself wearing a diaper with a pacifier and a shirt that said “Mommy’s Little Boy” to the wrong Twitter account and people find out he’s a Little. He’s super embarrassed and avoids coming to work. Amelia is an actress who was working on the same movie set and overhears people talking about Stryker. Since she’s a Mommy, she decides to go to Stryker’s house and offer to be an “Auntie” to him on a trial basis.

So they have Little time and Stryker gets to play with another little boy, Harrison. Everything is going well and he starts to call Amelia his Mommy. But it’s just a Little relationship, nothing sexual or romantic at this point.

I guess it somewhat turns sexual toward the end. Stryker keeps getting hard-ons around Amelia and finally one night she jacks him off. That’s about it...

So the relationship is cute and all, but I prefer the stories where the Littles are in an actual romantic relationship with their Mommy/Daddy. Some of this author’s stories aren’t like that so much. This story baaaarely fit that.

2.5⭐️

Includes: diapers and using them, baby food, a nursery, spanking and belting as punishment, brief mention of breastfeeding.

POV: Dual 3rd person

[Beverly McCall · Rating 5 out of 5]

8. Saving Stryker is the eighth installment in Amy Cummigs’ West Coast Darlings series. In it, she chronicles the age-gap and age-play romance between Amelia and Stryker. She is a famous actress and a MD. He is a stuntman and an LB. He accidentally outed himself and is feeling the ramifications of it. Amelia comes to his aid and soon they are in a relationship. Ms. Cummings’ plot is a character-driven one. She intersperse suspense through rising actions that erupt from Stryker’s internal struggles regarding his accidental outing of himself as a LB. Feeling like his life is crumbling, Stryker embarks on a path of possible destruction. Ms. Cummings usings this as the antagonist in this romance. The dialog is outstanding. Ms. Cummings paints vivid scenes capturing the essences of human behavior and love.

[Anne L. Sebesta · Rating 5 out of 5]

Enjoyed this story

After reading the story, I did realize that the author was quite a good writer grasping the reality of a adult baby. Being one myself, I would have done many of the actions that Stryker would have done. When he saw the beautiful mommy getting dressed and made commies in his diaper laying down was extremely accurate. The author obviously understood what goes through the mind of an abdl. I also enjoyed how she expressed the various excitement times and the moments of spanking. I could actually feel myself being part of those experiences. Definitely worth reading. Well done.

[Margarita · Rating 5 out of 5]

Maggie P.

Loved it!!! I found myself laughing at the antics of Stryker and Harrison!! Especially with the racer scene. That was too funny. I’m still laughing as I write this review.

I’m glad that it ended the way it should.

I can’t wait to see f there will be a ninth book to this series.

[Himom90 · Rating 5 out of 5]

Sweet!

This was another sweet West Coast Darlings story! I enjoyed reading about Stryker and Amelia’s budding relationship. Stryker and Harrison’s adventure with the soapbox car added a lot of fun to the story.

[Michelle · Rating 5 out of 5]

Awesome

This little guy needs a mommy really bad. He gets a mommy and new friends that understand him. He also gets a new job.

[Carrie Munholland · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good stuff!

I just finished the series. I can't say enough about how good this series is! They were exciting and engaging! They ticked all my "little" boxes! 💜

[Michelle · Rating 5 out of 5]

Hot awesome

I have read books with both boys in other episodes and now know how they met so cute and hot wonderful reading

[Janis Guerrero · Rating 5 out of 5]

So Sweet!

I loved this story! I fell in love with all the Bigs and Littles from Mountainville and learning about the Hollywood Family has been a real treat for my heart!

[Mark · Rating 5 out of 5]

The best one

This is the best one I've read. It has lots of regression, and a decent story. I hope she does more dmlb stories.