Four Good
My night with three strangers is amazing, until the next morning when their best friend shows up — and he turns out to be my ex.
As a bartender in a tourist town, I get hit on a lot. I’ve heard all the lines, and it’s very rare that I take the bait. But I’m about to celebrate my 40th birthday, so when three gorgeous, sweet-talking brothers invite me back to their place for a foursome, I go with the awesome, mind-blowing flow. You only live once, after all!
I have a great night with the out-of-towners, and I’m still enjoying their company over breakfast when their friend arrives to share their vacation rental.
What are the odds that their best buddy just happens to be my ex-husband?
Jay and I got married young, and I thought we were done for good. But the familiar pull of attraction is so strong, even after fifteen years, that I start to wonder if we’ve both changed enough to make things work this time.
But what about his three friends? The Hayes brothers, Brendan, Corbin, and Jonathan, want more than just a one-night stand, and I have feelings for them too.
I spend a whirlwind week getting to know the Hayes brothers, and getting reacquainted with Jay. The more time I spend with each of them, the harder it is to even think about choosing.
In a perfect world, I’d be with all of the men, but the world is far from perfect. And there are things that even my ex doesn't know about my past, and those secrets threaten to ruin everything.
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