Cole's first sight of Rosie is when she is at the police station after being caught shoplifting a comb and a bar of chocolate. She refuses to talk much, and he takes her home intending to discuss her behaviour with her mother. Rosie tells Cole she is 12-years-old but he discovers the lie when he finds her credit card, and she later admits to being twenty not twelve. All she wants is to behave and be treated like a little girl - after all, she looks like one, being so tiny and pretty, and she likes wearing frilly clothes and pretending to be a princess. But there is something else she wants - she asks Cole to be her Daddy and spank her. He refuses but the next day has a change of heart and goes round to her place with bags of groceries. But when Rosie is naughty and won't eat her vegetables, she is threatened with the corner and a spanked bottom - which she finds very exciting, especially when she is treated to a stimulating orgasm afterwards. She enjoys the little treats that Daddy buys for her, including pretty frilly clothes and ribbons for her hair, and she loves her little pink bedroom at his house. As their relationship deepens, Rosie learns that Cole can be strict and demanding. She doesn't always get her own way, and her bottom pays the price when she is naughty - bad behaviour at the coffee bar earns her a spanking in the back seat of the car, and bad behaviour also means bedtime spankings given over drop-seat pyjamas.

When Cole has to cancel their plans so that he can go and help his ex-wife, Rosie is jealous. She reacts by going out shoplifting again. Cole punishes her with a spanking, and much to her disgust he makes her wear a plug and a nappy overnight. The sexually inexperienced Rosie is delighted when Cole eventually makes her truly his, and when she later introduces him to her work colleagues she knows she has found the man she wants to spend the rest of her life with.

Note: Ribbons for Rosie is an ageplay book that includes elements of anal play and sexual scenes. Please do not buy this book if such material is likely to cause offence.