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My first night in town ends with six feet of tattooed, silver-fox muscle in my bed.
The next morning? The sexy stranger is my new boss—and I’m moving into his house.
I roll into Redwood Run with an empty bank account, a busted life plan, and one last shot at starting over.
This town is all mossy pines, diner pancakes, rumbling motorcycles—and ridiculously hot bad boys who want to fix everything.
Cue Wayne Calder—the man behind the counter at Last Mile Garage. The single dad hiring me to live under his roof and nanny his five-year-old.
Yep. The very same man who did unmentionable things to me the night before.
Keeping things professional is going to be impossible.
Especially when I meet his two best friends.
Fletcher—the quiet mechanic who’s dangerously good with his hands.
Rex—the charmer who turns my knees weak with one little ‘darlin’.’
Three men.
One very obvious problem.
They all want me.
Rex leans in…
‘You know, darlin’, you don’t have to choose.’
Well. That changes things.
And then those infamous blue lines show up on a little pink stick.
I’m pregnant with their twins.
Twins for Three Bad Boys is a standalone MFMM why choose romance. Settle in for silver fox boss heat, protective alphas, found-family feels, and playful small-town charm. No swords cross, but plenty of lines do—with a surprise twin pregnancy and an ultra-cozy HEA.
The next morning? The sexy stranger is my new boss—and I’m moving into his house.
I roll into Redwood Run with an empty bank account, a busted life plan, and one last shot at starting over.
This town is all mossy pines, diner pancakes, rumbling motorcycles—and ridiculously hot bad boys who want to fix everything.
Cue Wayne Calder—the man behind the counter at Last Mile Garage. The single dad hiring me to live under his roof and nanny his five-year-old.
Yep. The very same man who did unmentionable things to me the night before.
Keeping things professional is going to be impossible.
Especially when I meet his two best friends.
Fletcher—the quiet mechanic who’s dangerously good with his hands.
Rex—the charmer who turns my knees weak with one little ‘darlin’.’
Three men.
One very obvious problem.
They all want me.
Rex leans in…
‘You know, darlin’, you don’t have to choose.’
Well. That changes things.
And then those infamous blue lines show up on a little pink stick.
I’m pregnant with their twins.
Twins for Three Bad Boys is a standalone MFMM why choose romance. Settle in for silver fox boss heat, protective alphas, found-family feels, and playful small-town charm. No swords cross, but plenty of lines do—with a surprise twin pregnancy and an ultra-cozy HEA.
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