Two's company, three's a crowd. Or so the saying goes. The men in these books will prove that sometimes it takes three to tango. Contains the stories: An Unconventional Relationship: Michael Lambert is a lonely single parent to a three-year-old daughter, while Lance and Adam are a devoted couple with a pair of two-year-old twins. The problem for Michael is his fierce, overpowering attraction to both "unavailable" men. Will Michael, Lance, and Adam make the right decision for their families, or will they crash and burn at the end of their experiment in relationships? Fifth Valentine's Day: Three men in a relationship are spending their fifth Valentine’s Day/Anniversary by giving one another extravagant gifts. One of them considers the gifts to be way over the top this year so he has a plan to teach his lovers a lesson that they will not forget anytime soon. Will his sweet punishment be effective? Or will it backfire spectacularly? Precious Moments: A gorgeous omega meets two handsome alphas on a blind date set up by mutual friends. Sparks fly, but the alphas insist on the ancient courting ritual before claiming the omega. Will they reach the mating stage before the fire burns out? Or is the relationship doomed right from the start?

It Takes Three Box Set

“Aww, Jason Owie,” Matthew began in the most sarcastic tone he could muster. “Are you jealous of little old me? Don’t worry, my itty-bitty Owie. Papa Matty is more than willing to share a stalk or two of those roses with you. I know how to share my things. I learned that back in kindergarten, you know?”


Jason harrumphed, pushed the bouquet of roses towards Matthew’s chest none-too-gently, and gave him a middle-finger salute before walking away. Matthew snickered at the other man’s juvenile behavior. He loved getting the final word in any argument and this time was no exception. Being the winner in this argument made him feel better. Besides, Jason should have known better than to get into a battle of witsagainst him. He had been winning most of their arguments since day one. It occurred to him that some people, especially Jason, simply never learned to cut their losses and keep their mouths shut.


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