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Lactation Station

(2027)
(A book in the Lactin Brotherhood series)
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The man who holds everyone has never really been held himself.

Every morning, seven days a week, Hank meets with clients on the big couch at the Lactin Brotherhood office. It's physical relief for him and emotional comfort for the people who come to see him. To fill his days, he power washes driveways, houses, and public spaces around the city. And at night, he goes home to a quiet house and a future he's already made peace with. One where he ends up alone.

Then Kenny walks in for a nursing session and everything changes.

Kenny is a sweet but overworked paralegal who spent his childhood raising everyone but himself. Lately, stress has been dropping him into littlespace without warning, and it's freaking him out. When it happens in the Brotherhood lounge, there's only one man steady enough to catch him.

Once Kenny is big again, he's mortified and ready to hide. But Hank can't stop thinking about the finger twirling his too-long hair or the vulnerable eyes that made something shift inside him.

Unfortunately, Hank has no idea how to be close to anyone.

Luck for him, Kenny's an excellent teacher.

Lactation Station is part of The Lactin Brotherhood series written by your favorite M/M authors. Alex Blaine brings you a busy Little and a lactating Daddy in a sweet story that includes true love, sweet Daddy-Little time, and a guaranteed happy ever after. Each book can be read as a stand-alone, but why stop at one? Check out the entire series today!


Genre: Gay Romance

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