Trailer Park Daddy

By Avery Mist

Bryan can't resist his attraction to the new manly neighbor down the road.

 

Ever since Bryan's mother died, he and his brother Nicolas have depended on each other. As much as Bryan wants to leave his hometown, he can't afford it, especially not while working at the laundromat.

 

Bryan hides his true self from his brother Nicolas, even though he feels desires for other men bubbling beneath the surface.

 

Temptation reaches a fever pitch when a burly older man named Donald moves into the trailer down the road from Bryan. He's fit, handsome, and everything Bryan has been denying himself.

 

Will Bryan be able to resist his urges to fall into Donald's thick arms when his new neighbor says hello?

 

Trailer Park Daddy is a gay erotic romance story featuring two men who have an intense attraction to each other. One is older and ready to teach his inexperienced younger man exactly how good his touch can feel.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Avery Mist
• Release date: Apr 22, 2022
• ISBN: 9798224984343

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TRAILER PARK DADDY

First Time Gay MM Age Gap Romance

Avery Mist

To my readers

CHAPTER ONE

Bryan Hollins looked around his bedroom in the trailer where he lived, wishing he could afford something more substantial, but he and his brother had been turning scraps into feasts since their mother died a few years ago, leaving them alone. Their father hadn’t been around since they were little.

Nicolas was an amazing brother, twenty-four to Bryan’s twenty-one. He paid the bills by himself until Bryan graduated from high school, but their mother’s death left them with no option to attend college or pursue anything other than the low-paying jobs in their town.

Bryan worked at a laundromat. Nicolas helped a local mechanic, hoping to work his way up the ranks to earn more money. There were few other options that paid as well.

Bryan, what are you doing? Nicolas asked as he banged on Bryan’s bedroom door.

Nothing, just reading a magazine. Bryan flipped a page in the gossip rag he was reading, wondering what life would be like if he were a celebrity. They looked so glamourous and carefree on the pages. Certainly they had problems of their own, right?

Erica is coming by in a few, in case you wanted to leave.

Bryan sighed, but not loud enough for his brother to hear. His footsteps were already retreating from the door. Bryan didn’t want to leave, but he really didn’t want to hear what his brother and Erica would do once she arrived, so he gathered his magazine along with a few other things before heading out the door.

Erica was pulling up when he opened his car door. He waited for her to step out of her car, waving at his brother’s girlfriend. She waved back, nothing but a smile on her face. She was sweet. Loud, though. Super loud. The neighbors probably heard when their clothes came off.

You leaving already? Erica asked after saying hello.

Yeah, I’m going to head to the gas station for a coffee and sit in the park or something. The weather is great.

It is, ain’t it?

Bryan nodded and slid into his car, closing the door with a curt wave. Bryan didn’t have a problem with Nicolas and Erica. Not when they behaved like normal people. The times they weren’t screaming and making the trailer shake were just fine, but they weren’t together for love. Erica never stayed too long, especially if she came over this early in the day.

Bryan turned his car and pulled out of the short double driveway, wondering if he would ever find a girlfriend. Wondering if the suspicions he had about himself were true. Bryan didn’t want to admit it, but the older he got, the less straight he felt. Women didn’t turn his head. They didn’t excite him if they danced at the bar. He had a few admirers, but none of them could capture his heart.

Someone turned Bryan’s head, though. A new neighbor. He was a burly man who was in his late thirties or early forties. Bryan knew