Marcus is a little who lives with his cousin, Cullen. Isla is their housekeeper. Isla's apartment has been burglarized and she is afraid to be there. Marcus and Cullen go to rescue Isla and bring her back to their home. Marcus keeps Isla close to him because he loves her. Cullen takes them for Easter at the Rawhide Ranch where Isla runs into Eliot. There is an instant attraction between Eliot, Isla, and Marcus. Eliot is a Daddy without a little. Marcus is a little without a Daddy. Isla is there to explore the little side of herself. Will their connection turn into something more permanent? Will they all be able to let go of their pasts?

I enjoyed this book very much. While there was much joy here, there was also a lot of pain. Isla has a lot of pain to let go of as does Eliot. Isla censors herself much more than Marcus but when it comes to Eliot she quietly says what she feels towards him. After a false start, they all have to decide if they can find the strength and ability to go into a Daddy/little relationship. There is humor and there is tears. When Isla's story is revealed, I had tears in my eyes. I could so identify with her. Marcus was like a big puppy dog--always active, mostly happy but bratty. I appreciated Eliot's ability to apologize when he messed up. He had his fears and doubts and did not handle things always right but he tried. I was glad it ended as it did.

I enjoy this series a lot. I look forward to reading more of them. ( )