one woman and three men, at least · Pellow Quay
Banked Fire
A new job, a flat over the shop, a key of her own. And three men who were already a household before she walked in.
Buyer Senara Pascoe comes to Pellow Quay to rescue Tremayne's chandlery from nine years of dead stock. She means to be useful and stay out of the way of Jago, who owns the shop and its failing ledger; Colm, his partner of seven years, who runs the rigging shed; and Ruan, the sailmaker in the loft, who makes the tea.
But Colm can't keep his hands to himself, Jago likes the way she argues, and nobody in this house is subtle about wanting her. What she can't believe is that there is room for her when they already have each other.
Then Ruan, who has never wanted a man before, finds he can't stop looking at Colm, and a tidy job offer in Bristol gives him a way to step out of the house before he is in the way.
Warm and explicit: the men together on the page, a bi awakening that is appetite not agony, a full-figured heroine adored as she is, and no jealousy.
Perfect for fans of Emily Rath and Tessa Bailey.
Categories
PolyamoryLGBTQ+ / BisexualSmall Town
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