โ Scribed by Sierra Brave
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Five years have passed since Trisha, Ken, and Tommy began their polyamorous relationship. They're no longer horny college kids, but growing up brings its own challenges for the Marks-Davidson clan. As Trisha struggles with carrying Ken's baby in San Antonio's dry, scorching weather, Tommy begins to question his place in the trio, especially when Ken, who previously agreed to deepen the intimacy between the two, seems reluctant to seal the deal.
Emotionally, Ken's all for connecting on a physical level with his best friend and co-husband. He's just not sure about the logistics. What will it take for them to forget their egos and insecurities and give into the desires already boiling over?
Follow their journey as they answer the question: Can three people truly love each other equally?
Although reading books one and two first would add to the enjoyment, book three in the Retro-Contemporary Triple Passion Play series can be read as a standalone HEA romance.<br...
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