Jenny by Paige Michaels

The Nurturing Center is facility where littles can go to start over from a deeply regressed stage. When they’re ready, they are matched up with caregivers who live in the gated community behind The Center, a safe place reserved strictly for age play.

Jenny has been fending for herself since she turned eighteen, barely scraping by. Hungry and out of options, she makes the difficult decision to sell her body. Lucky for her, the first person to stop is a cop, and he sees something in her that urges him to call The Center. Feverish and tired, she’d barely aware of the doctor and his partner who pick her up and help her find a new path in life.

Dr. Fuller and Adan fall hard and fast for Jenny from the moment they set eyes on her. They have to bide their time though. She’s new to age play, at least in practice. She needs to get well and find herself before they can claim her as their own. Leaving her at The Center in the care of other doctors and nurses nearly breaks them, but they have to hope that it will all be worthwhile in the end.

The books in this series include thorough medical examinations as well as strong elements of age play, including diapers, bottle feedings, spankings, and other forms of discipline. If these aspects of age play offend you, this may not be the book or series for you.