Shade Grown Coffee Boys Series by M.J. Booth

“It’s going to be okay.” Remington whispers the words. He pulls my head down to his shoulder, his hand moving from my hands to squeeze my knee comfortingly. “You’re going to be okay, Austin.”Austin Westcott never imagined he'd be living alone, trying to get by. After suddenly finding himself without a Daddy, he feels lost and doesn’t know what to do. So he throws himself into work and cuts that part of his life out.Remington knows that grief affects everyone differently... more“It’s going to be okay.” Remington whispers the words. He pulls my head down to his shoulder, his hand moving from my hands to squeeze my knee comfortingly. “You’re going to be okay, Austin.”Austin Westcott never imagined he'd be living alone, trying to get by. After suddenly finding himself without a Daddy, he feels lost and doesn’t know what to do. So he throws himself into work and cuts that part of his life out.Remington knows that grief affects everyone differently. He is worried for his best friend's Little. Austin says he's fine, but Remington makes it a point to check on him every so often. Austin is throwing himself into his adult work, ignoring the side of him that Remington knows is still there.After three years of watching Austin push his own feelings down, Remington visits the coffee shop. Austin can’t hide his grief or the need to be Little any longer. Remington wants to help, but when one night turns into a whole weekend, can they go back to being just friends? less

Orion Richards is independent. So independent. He doesn’t need anyone. He’s always made it work in the past, he can keep making it work. It’s just… Hard. And draining on his mental health. He made the hard decision to leave his family at seventeen. That was six years ago. When he lands the job at the coffee shop, it’s a saving grace. It’s just enough to keep his nose above the water.Garrett Beachum is a Daddy without a boy... moreOrion Richards is independent. So independent. He doesn’t need anyone. He’s always made it work in the past, he can keep making it work. It’s just… Hard. And draining on his mental health. He made the hard decision to leave his family at seventeen. That was six years ago. When he lands the job at the coffee shop, it’s a saving grace. It’s just enough to keep his nose above the water.Garrett Beachum is a Daddy without a boy. After seeing his best friend find his happily ever after, Garrett starts to wonder if he’ll find that, and if maybe he’s looking for more than just a Boy. He’s nearing forty, has a stellar job, a cushioned retirement waiting in ten years, and a house large enough for a family that he shares with his dog, Riley.When Garrett visits Shade Grown Coffee, one of the employees quickly catches his eye. The same one that went home with him six weeks ago. Garrett has his sights set on the man, but Orion has some walls that need breaking down first.It’s a good thing Garrett loves coffee, because he’s visiting this shop often… less

Tyler Miller finally gets the diagnosis but he has no idea what it means for him. He’s starting college, going for a degree that is useless. At least, that’s what his parents say, but it’s what he loves. He just hopes he can find someone to take a chance on him.Brandt Tetherly has his eye on the young employee at his favorite coffee shop. As a nurse for the hospital down the street, it’s Brandt’s job to see the subtle signs of someone sick... moreTyler Miller finally gets the diagnosis but he has no idea what it means for him. He’s starting college, going for a degree that is useless. At least, that’s what his parents say, but it’s what he loves. He just hopes he can find someone to take a chance on him.Brandt Tetherly has his eye on the young employee at his favorite coffee shop. As a nurse for the hospital down the street, it’s Brandt’s job to see the subtle signs of someone sick. Tyler tries to hide it, but a trained eye knows what to look for.What Brandt doesn’t expect is to find that Tyler is a Little. Brandt learns quickly about the world of Daddies and Littles. He cares for people, makes sure they’re taking care of themselves. It’s not much different, right? The only problem is that Tyler doesn’t think he could be a Daddy.Can they agree on something that will work for both of them or will it end before it starts? A handful of nights together is not enough for Brandt and he just hopes that Tyler will let him in enough to show him he’s more than ‘the sick kid’. less