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Sometimes the best love stories don't follow the manual.Millie Montgomery can rebuild a transmission blindfolded, but she can't figure out the two infuriating men who've invaded her family's garage.
Keiran Taylor—the hot brooding American with a cruel tongue and hands that know their way around an engine. He treats her like a distraction in heels, all toxic masculinity and dismissive glares. Clearly straight. Clearly damaged. Clearly someone she should hate.
Archie Sinclair—the gorgeous posh Englishman with a soft smile and romance novels in his pockets. He fixes her earrings, shares his books, and watches Keiran with the quiet longing of unrequited love. Obviously gay. Obviously sweet. Obviously safe.
The problem? Millie's completely wrong about both of them.
When a game of truth or dare explodes every assumption she's made, Millie discovers that the grumpy mechanic and the gentle bookworm aren't only pining for each other—they're pining for her. Together. And they've been circling each other for months, waiting for the missing piece that makes them whole.
Now she's caught between wanting to run and wanting to stay. Between the safety of assumptions and the terrifying possibility that sometimes love doesn't choose—it multiplies.
Perfect for readers who love: ✦ Why-choose/polyamorous romance (MMF) ✦ Grumpy x sunshine with a twist ✦ Bisexual representation ✦ Blue-collar heroine who takes no prisoners ✦ Workplace romance (garage setting) ✦ Small-town Scotland ✦ Slow-burn tension that ignites ✦ Touch her and we'll end you energy ✦ Found family & chosen family ✦ Mechanic/car restoration metaphors ✦ Dual POV intimacy (M/F, M/M, and MMF)
TROPES: Enemies to Lovers • Friends to Lovers • Forced Proximity • Grumpy/Sunshine • Why Choose • Bisexual Awakening • Small Town Romance • Workplace Romance • Protector Romance • Blue Collar Heroine • Slow Burn
Content Note: This is a very steamy romance with explicit intimate scenes, including M/F, M/M, and MMF content. Intended for readers 18+. Features strong language, detailed sexual content, and a HEA where everyone gets exactly what they want.
Genre: Gay Romance
Keiran Taylor—the hot brooding American with a cruel tongue and hands that know their way around an engine. He treats her like a distraction in heels, all toxic masculinity and dismissive glares. Clearly straight. Clearly damaged. Clearly someone she should hate.
Archie Sinclair—the gorgeous posh Englishman with a soft smile and romance novels in his pockets. He fixes her earrings, shares his books, and watches Keiran with the quiet longing of unrequited love. Obviously gay. Obviously sweet. Obviously safe.
The problem? Millie's completely wrong about both of them.
When a game of truth or dare explodes every assumption she's made, Millie discovers that the grumpy mechanic and the gentle bookworm aren't only pining for each other—they're pining for her. Together. And they've been circling each other for months, waiting for the missing piece that makes them whole.
Now she's caught between wanting to run and wanting to stay. Between the safety of assumptions and the terrifying possibility that sometimes love doesn't choose—it multiplies.
Perfect for readers who love: ✦ Why-choose/polyamorous romance (MMF) ✦ Grumpy x sunshine with a twist ✦ Bisexual representation ✦ Blue-collar heroine who takes no prisoners ✦ Workplace romance (garage setting) ✦ Small-town Scotland ✦ Slow-burn tension that ignites ✦ Touch her and we'll end you energy ✦ Found family & chosen family ✦ Mechanic/car restoration metaphors ✦ Dual POV intimacy (M/F, M/M, and MMF)
TROPES: Enemies to Lovers • Friends to Lovers • Forced Proximity • Grumpy/Sunshine • Why Choose • Bisexual Awakening • Small Town Romance • Workplace Romance • Protector Romance • Blue Collar Heroine • Slow Burn
Content Note: This is a very steamy romance with explicit intimate scenes, including M/F, M/M, and MMF content. Intended for readers 18+. Features strong language, detailed sexual content, and a HEA where everyone gets exactly what they want.
Genre: Gay Romance
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