Mick is shy and sweet, but also secretive and uncertain. Joey can’t stop thinking about him, and Mick’s continued visits to the store make him even harder to forget. Except Mick’s large dark eyes, shy smile, and kissable lips-along with the ten-inch dildo he bought-quickly win him a starring role in Joey’s nightly fantasies.

When Mick, a new-to-town customer, walks in asking for a dildo, Joey thinks it’s all a part of the day’s work. After his parents kicked him out years ago, the haphazard shop became his home away from home and is the only place where he can embrace his queer, quirky, and-okay-sometimes a little awkward self. Joey works at Cutie Pies, the smallest adult store in Sydney. Piracy has sent more than one beloved series the way of the dodo. We love that you love to share the things you love, but sharing ebooks-whether with joyous or malicious intent-steals royalties from authors’ pockets and makes it difficult, if not impossible, for them to be able to afford to keep writing the stories you love. Please do not violate the author’s copyright and harm their livelihood by sharing or distributing this book, in part or whole, for a fee or free, without the prior written permission of both the publisher and the copyright owner.

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Cutie Pies by Barbara Bell