Milked
I gave them what they craved as they repaired my broken soul.
Knox
I’m the owner of Legends Nightclub, a safe place where the elite come to wheel and deal. It’s made me a wealthy man. My stepson, Finn, is more than family; we’re lovers. It’s him who convinces me to hire Ryder Jennings as a bartender at the club. But Finn wants Ryder for more than making drinks. He wants Ryder to become the third in our relationship, and I will do anything for Finn, even if that means I have to share.
Finn
I would do anything for Knox. And he would do anything for me. So when I tell him I want Ryder to be a part of our relationship, Knox doesn’t hesitate to agree. It’s only supposed to be temporary as we explore a different side to our dynamic. But Ryder’s innocence and the pain he tries to hide draws Knox and me closer to him. He needs us, and we need him. Will he accept our offer and explore a desire he’s never known?
Ryder
I left Nebraska for the busy world of Washington, DC, to get away from my pain. In reality, I ran to start over. I quickly found a bartending job at the infamous Legends nightclub owned by Knox Porter. His stepson, Finn Larson, soon approaches me with an unusual offer. I’ve never been with a man before—let alone two—though I’ve always wanted to. Now is my chance to explore freely, without fear. It doesn’t take me long to fall for the two men… and for them to start healing me.
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