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Our Three-Way Marriage
Grace Miller has spent eighteen months trying to give her husband the family he dreams of. Eighteen months of negative tests and growing doubt that something is wrong with her.
Then a car accident changes everything.
Ryan survives, but the diagnosis destroys him: he's infertile. He withdraws completely-won't touch Grace, won't look at her, won't let her in. The man she married disappears, leaving behind a stranger who flinches at her touch.
Desperate and broken, Ryan makes an unthinkable offer. He wants his best friend Cole to give Grace what he no longer can-physical intimacy, desire, connection. A polyamorous arrangement between the three of them-because Ryan would rather share his wife than watch her wither from loneliness.
Cole has wanted Grace since the day they met. He's spent years burying that desire, telling himself she was off-limits. Now his best friend is handing him permission.
But permission to touch isn't permission to feel.
What begins as an arrangement to save a marriage becomes something none of them expected. And when the lines between duty and desire blur beyond recognition, all three must face a devastating truth: some contracts can't contain the human heart.
Then a car accident changes everything.
Ryan survives, but the diagnosis destroys him: he's infertile. He withdraws completely-won't touch Grace, won't look at her, won't let her in. The man she married disappears, leaving behind a stranger who flinches at her touch.
Desperate and broken, Ryan makes an unthinkable offer. He wants his best friend Cole to give Grace what he no longer can-physical intimacy, desire, connection. A polyamorous arrangement between the three of them-because Ryan would rather share his wife than watch her wither from loneliness.
Cole has wanted Grace since the day they met. He's spent years burying that desire, telling himself she was off-limits. Now his best friend is handing him permission.
But permission to touch isn't permission to feel.
What begins as an arrangement to save a marriage becomes something none of them expected. And when the lines between duty and desire blur beyond recognition, all three must face a devastating truth: some contracts can't contain the human heart.