Wish I May
Be careful what you wish for…
Chloe isn’t bothered about turning thirty. She’s got a job bartending at her aunts’ pub, a small business designing and making jewelry that makes enough money to pay for itself and maybe an extra night on the town or so every month, and two of the best friends any woman ever had in Bailey and Gwen.
What she doesn’t have is a sex life. Which would’ve been fine, except for the hammer-wielding eye-candy of contractor Jesse Colson and his silver-fox partner, architect Knox Ager. Her aunts have hired them to renovate the pub, which means they’ve been around for months, taking measurements and going over plans and watching her with flirty brown eyes (Jesse) and smiling slow, sexy smiles (Knox) and in a fit of sexual frustration, she makes a wild and reckless birthday wish: a threesome.
But it can’t be with Jesse and Knox. They’re partners in more than business—married, in fact—and though out and proudly bisexual, probably monogamous. And even if they weren’t, how would she know? No, Jesse and Knox are out. So with the help of her friends, she turns to the next best thing: a sex worker. Discreet, professional, and best of all, no inconvenient crush to complicate her life.
But the sex worker she finds just happens to know Jesse and Knox (small towns, amiright?), and when they see her with their lover-for-hire friend, she panics. And while trying to do damage control, ends up spilling the beans on her threesome dream.
Which it turns out Jesse and Knox are more than happy to make it come true.
But that inconvenient crush grows into deeper feelings, and Chloe starts wondering if she’s made a terrible mistake. Because now her heart is involved, and surely a long term, committed relationship with two men isn’t in the cards for this small-town girl.
Is it?
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