Born with the ability to read emotions, Emma Coolidge leads a life of self-imposed seclusion. Until she is saved by Gideon Keel and Jesse Madding, who befriend her and introduce her to people who can help her create a normal life. Everything is great but for one small problem. Emma longs to be more than friends with Gideon and Jesse, and wants to be part of their darker games involving bondage and sadism, but believes her desire can be nothing but a private fantasy.<br><br>Gideon adores Jesse and wants nothing more than to give him everything he wants. When Gideon realizes Jesse wants Emma, as well, he decides to invite Emma into their games. But first Jesse and Gideon are forced to investigate a string of grave desecrations. They must unravel the mystery of who is stealing Black John's power, why, and how to reverse it before they can devote their time and energy to their mutual desire for a third in their bed.

Mosaic Moon

Emma supposed part of it was her fault. She shouldn’t have asked to stop by the office first to talk to Jesse about Derek’s phone call on their date night. Which, in hindsight, she really hadn’t done. She’d walked in, there hadn’t been a speck of awkwardness between her and Jesse in spite of the fact that they hadn’t spoken since their fight, and she’d been so relieved that things were normal again that she’d been all about Jesse. Everything else had taken a back seat to that, including Ethan and the case. It wasn’t fair to him.


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