A Bunny for Easter

The narrator of A Bunny for Easter is an Easter baby who has always felt like an inconvenience to their parents. Childhood brought cruel words and plain indifference, and it ended with the painful day when the beloved Bunny was taken away. The narrator recalls the line about April being the cruellest month and says it has always rung true.

Now things look brighter. The narrator has landed a dream job in a chocolate shop in a small town in Kent. The new boss, Easter Bennett, is strikingly handsome and also quite grumpy, and he often watches the narrator when he thinks no one will notice. Being near him makes the narrator wonder whether he could be the one person to trust with the guarded self underneath, and the Bunny inside is begging to come out and be claimed by a Master.

This is a sweet and spicy MM novella and the third book in the Kinked for the Holidays series. It pairs a lonely, neglected Bunny with a dashing and gruff chocolatier. The story promises bunny ears, onesies with easy access, carrots put to creative use and chocolate play, as two opposites collide and two lonely men work toward a happy ending.