Reach For Me

Two best friends, one unfinished kiss, and a decade of wanting that was absolutely worth the wait.**

I've been writing about love triangles my whole career. I know exactly how they go: someone gets hurt, someone gets left behind, and you end up with one when you wanted both. Leo and Danny Rivera were the two guys I wanted in college and kept my hands off, because I knew the math. Then Leo kissed me at a graduation party, Danny kissed Leo, and everyone scattered. For ten years, I told myself I'd made the right call. I was wrong.

Ten years later, the three of us end up in the same place on the same night — and this time, nobody runs. What follows is the filthiest, most emotionally devastating night of my life: Leo taking me apart against a wall, Danny watching and waiting his turn, and then the two of them kissing each other like they were making up for lost time. With me. Together. The way we should have years ago.

The catch? Leo's life is a thousand miles away, and wanting something badly isn't the same as knowing how to keep it. We've got no promises and no roadmap — just the three of us, finally looking at each other, trying to figure out how not to lose this again.

Reach for Me is the scorching hot, no-angst story of three friends who are finally ready to take the leap into something more. There are no cliffhangers in this series, but the characters will go on an emotional journey as they look for their forever.