Not in a single lecturing monologue, but in casual sentences and paragraphs, sketching the overall picture as you go along the pages.īy the time that Sophie calls Liz in the middle of the night from a police station because she has been arrested for solicitation, the reader knows that Liz will be there for Sophie, to bail her out and whatever else is required. We are shown the awful reality of Sophie's life. We are shown the menage that is formed by lawyer Liz and the two brothers Josh and Charlie. Rather, the author wrote a story about people and relationships. There's a strong ageplay element, but it is not the entire contents of the novel. This erotic novel tells the story of Sophie, Liz, Charlie and Josh or rather, it tells the story of how Mommy, Daddy and Uncle found (a new) Baby Girl. I enjoyed it very much.Ī sequel to this book, featuring the same polycule, has recently been published, but there are no loose ends in this book, which can easily be read as a stand-alone. Prospective readers should definitely read the publisher's content warning before embarking on this journey. Never enough to ruin my enjoyment of the story, though, and all sex scenes (which are fabulous) are totally consensual. I find some aspects of the ageplay lifestyle discomfiting, aspects this story doesn't shy away from, and the CNC aspects of this developing poly relationship sometimes made me a little uncomfortable. All four characters are solid and likeable, and the requisite feels are there.

They are used to having a 'little' in their lives, and Sophia assumes that role, though she had not heard of ageplay up to that time. This is the story of how Sophia is taken in by Elizabeth and her two partners - Charlie (32) and Josh (29), who are brothers. These offers are dismissed by Sophia, who doesn't believe she is worth supporting until a day comes when she has nowhere else to turn. She is one of Sophia's bosses, and she has long taken an interest in Sophia, offering time and time again to help her if she needs anything. Her family have thrown her out, and she is not earning enough to support herself.Įlizabeth is thirty-two years old. Despite a strict upbringing, she has secured an entry-level clerical job with a legal firm and kept it for two years.

Being Their Baby by Korey Mae Johnson