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Claire is left at the altar by her fiance, Chris, only to be consoled by his brother, Dylan, a Navy SEAL. Despite their initial mutual dislike, mutual attraction soon develops between Claire and Dylan. Things take a turn when Dylan's roommate, Aidan, enters the picture, forming a unique and unconventional relationship between the three characters. The book delves into their emotional journey, exploring themes of trust, love, and acceptance, while navigating societal judgments and preconceived notions about their non-traditional relationship.

In "Gifting Me To His Best Friend" by Katee Robert, Emma and Grayson, a married couple, spend the Christmas holidays with Grayson's best friend Derek, leading to a steamy exploration of their fantasies and emotions. The story delves into themes of friendship, love, and open communication as the characters navigate a taboo relationship dynamic in a cozy cabin setting. Katee Robert's writing style is described as steamy, quick-paced, and emotionally engaging, with a focus on character development and deep emotional depth within a short novella format.

The Glue by K. Webster is a taboo treat that delves into the unconventional relationship between Professor Vaughn Young, Vale Young, and Aiden. The storyline explores themes of love, growth, acceptance, and hope within a non-conventional relationship setup. The characters navigate complexities while dealing with issues of infidelity, age gaps, and societal expectations, all wrapped in a mix of steamy scenes and emotional depth.

The writing style in The Glue is described as emotional, sexy, and quick-paced, drawing readers in with a blend of heartwarming moments, scorching intimate interactions, and well-developed characters. The book offers a mix of forbidden romance, complex relationships, and a storyline that balances raw emotions with steamy encounters, leaving readers captivated by the evolving dynamics between the three main characters.

'The Anatomy of Jane' by Amelia LeFay follows the story of Max and Wes, a couple who have kept their relationship a secret for years until their maid, Jane, stumbles upon them together. The dynamic between Max and Wes is irresistible, showcasing their comfort with each other and the push and pull of their egos. As Jane becomes involved with them, the trio navigates a complex relationship, facing challenges from societal expectations and personal struggles. The plot evolves from a light beginning to a more addictive and deep storyline, leaving readers captivated by the characters' journey.

The book explores themes of love, acceptance, and societal stigma through the relationships between Max, Wes, and Jane. It delves into the complexities of their dynamic, showcasing their individual strengths and weaknesses as they navigate their unconventional romance. With a mix of steamy scenes, captivating storytelling, and realistic character development, 'The Anatomy of Jane' offers a unique and engaging narrative that keeps readers hooked from start to finish.

"Altogether" by Brill Harper revolves around Penelope, a nerdy and awkward young woman who embarks on a journey of sexual exploration with her best friend's brother, Fletch, and his roommate, Shane. As their relationship progresses, the trio delves into a MMF dynamic, navigating the complexities of emotions and intimacy. The story is a blend of steamy scenes and emotional depth, showcasing the evolution of the triad's connection from a casual threesome to a genuine and loving relationship. Through multiple perspectives, the book explores themes of sexuality, friendship, and self-discovery in a college setting.

Fair Play by Samantha Wayland is a contemporary sports romance novel set in the world of minor league hockey in Quebec. The story follows the relationship between Savannah, the first female trainer for the Moncton Ice Cats, and Garrick, an older hockey player nearing the end of his career. As they navigate challenges within the team, including a potential sale and a common enemy, their bond strengthens. The book is praised for its engaging plot filled with action, adventure, and emotional depth, as well as the steamy romance between the main characters.

Readers rave about 'Sugar Daddies' by Jade West, describing it as a captivating and steamy read that delves into the complexities of relationships. The book follows the journey of Katie, Carl, and Rick as they navigate a polyamorous relationship filled with passion, love, and personal growth. Set in the UK, the story is praised for its well-developed characters, engaging plot twists, and immersive writing style that keeps readers hooked from beginning to end.

'Give Me More' by Sara Cate is a polyamorous romance that delves into the complex relationships between Hunter, Isabel, and Drake. The book follows the trio as they navigate their feelings, desires, and boundaries, exploring themes of self-discovery, love, and acceptance. Sara Cate's writing style beautifully captures the emotional journey of the characters, showcasing their growth and connections throughout the storyline.

The plot of 'Give Me More' revolves around Hunter, Isabel, and Drake as they transition from friends to lovers in a polyamorous relationship. The book intricately explores the dynamics between the characters, highlighting their individual struggles, desires, and the evolution of their relationships over time. With a blend of steamy scenes, emotional depth, and character development, Sara Cate weaves a captivating tale of love, friendship, and self-realization.

Learn My Lesson is a dark and twisted retelling of the story of Hercules and Meg, set in the world of Carver City where unconventional fairy tale retellings unfold. The book explores a complex MMF relationship between Hades, Meg, and Hercules, delving into themes of manipulation, trust, and kink. The writing style is described as emotionally packed, exploring D/s relationships and kinks in a captivating manner, while also incorporating elements of Greek mythology in a gritty and steamy narrative.

Laid Bare by Lauren Dane follows the story of Erin Brown, a successful rockstar grappling with past trauma, and Todd Keenan, a former police officer who reconnects with Erin after a decade. As they navigate their changed lives and feelings, a third male character, Ben Copeland, enters the picture, leading to a unique and emotional relationship dynamic. The book delves into themes of love, acceptance, PTSD, and explores unconventional relationships with depth and sensitivity. Lauren Dane's writing style is described as easy, descriptive, and enjoyable, with white-hot and delicious sexual scenes that add intrigue to the plot.