Daddy Dom's Too Big To Fit (Stepbrother Short Reads #5)

My stepbrother is six-foot-six of tattooed sin. He's fourteen years older. And he's way too big for me.

I move to the Hamptons for six weeks. Just long enough for my sublet to get sorted out. Just long enough to survive my mother’s new perfect family without making things worse.

Then I meet Silas Hayes.

My new stepbrother watches me like prey. Like trouble. Like something he already owns. He’s cold, brutal, and impossible to ignore—the kind of man who makes every warning in my head sound weak.

I know better than to want him.

I definitely know better than to call him Daddy.

But the word slips out, and something inside him breaks.

Now Silas is done fighting. He bends me over his knee, teaches me exactly who I belong to, and makes me scream his name until I can't remember a time when I wasn't his. He knows he's too big—too tall, too rough, too much for someone so small and innocent. He should walk away.

He won't.

Because Silas doesn't share. Silas doesn't let go. And he'll burn the world down before he lets anyone take what's his.

He doesn't care if he fits.

He'll make himself fit.