When he gets a message from Ray Harrison that he's willing to offer him protection if Ryan will let him be his daddy, Ryan knows he has no choice.īut Ray is not what he expected. But he also knows he needs some kind of protection. When an inmate delivering him food tells him a guy as pretty as him needs a daddy, Ryan balks at that idea. When he first gets there he can't stop thinking about all the bad things that will happen to a rich, skinny white kid like him. But then he gets caught and sent to prison for dealing. Ryan is a Princeton freshman, rich and cocky. Thanks to Lei from Bookie Nookie's Erotic Lending Group for lending this to me.Ī very sweet prison romance between an 18 year old rich kid and a 48 year old inmate. The ending felt rushed and the happiness a little too easily earned, but overall this was a sweet and satisfying story. Despite that, the portrayal of life in a medium-security prison felt authentic, perhaps even more authentic than what we see in movies or on TV.įortunately, Ryan didn’t have to serve the entire sentence and was paroled after three years. While I loved Ryan’s growth in prison, I would have liked some tension, danger, and suffering.

Though Ryan didn’t want to be called “kid,” he was indeed Ray’s kid and Ray was his “daddy.” Their relationship was sweet and intimate, and the sex kinky and adventurous. Ray promises that he won’t make Ryan do anything he’s uncomfortable with – either personally or in the various jobs he gives him.ģ0% into the story, I was sure that nothing bad would happen to Ryan, so I focused my attention on the developing relationship between Ryan and Ray. Though Ray is attracted to Ryan, his primary interest is in friendship. What the fuck was wrong with me? I’d trusted the first asshole I met here and now he was auctioning my ass off to the highest bidder.” “I buried my face in my hands and let out something between a scream and a groan. He meets a compassionate soul named Donnie who gives him tips on survival and advises him to hook up with Ray Harrison, a 48-year-old long-time inmate who will offer him protection. The fear of rape constantly looms in the back of Ryan’s mind, as all the men he encounters are much larger and stronger than he is. Even his rich and influential father could not keep Ryan from getting a 25-year sentence for drug trafficking. Ryan Burgess is an 18-year-old Princeton freshman who likes to party and dabbles in cocaine. The title, though, led me to suspect that this story would be light on the violence and hardships associated with prison life. I love the cover and was keen on reading a prison romance. Cross-posted at Outlaw Reviews and at Shelf Inflicted

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