Downloading Tangling with the Triad (Omega Sanctuary Graduates 2)
Being together is supposed to be the easy part.
Newly-bonded John is finally free to leave the Omega Sanctuary and rejoin the world again – but re-entering society isn’t as easy as he hoped. His parents have accepted that he’s bonded to two alphas, but no one else seems to understand what that means. Plus he’s actually expected to know what to do with his life – but how can a horticulturist find happiness when he lives ten stories above the trees?
But sometimes it feels like loving two people…
Javier doesn’t regret bonding with John – or Wade, by extension – but does that mean he has to give up everything he shared with Cora, too? And with Cora’s last project about to be celebrated by the entire city, Javier has to make a decision, and quickly. Can he really claim John and Wade as his, if it means saying goodbye to her?
…Is an automatic betrayal of someone…
All Wade’s ever wanted was to play in the Big Leagues. Unfortunately, the team sees his relationship with John and Javier as a PR nightmare – and maybe they’re right. When Wade’s parents refuse to acknowledge his ties to them too, Wade feels left out in the cold by what he once thought was guaranteed. If this is the price of loving John and Javier – is Wade willing to pay?
…Even if that someone is yourself.
John, Javier, and Wade want it all – but only if that “all” includes each other. Too bad the rest of the world seems to think they’re temporary at best. Will they give in to society’s pressure – or will they prove that their love is for keeps?
It is a direct sequel to Book 1 and promises a HEA for all. It features sassy interns, beautiful autumnal landscapes, and parents with unfortunate opinions.
Newly-bonded John is finally free to leave the Omega Sanctuary and rejoin the world again – but re-entering society isn’t as easy as he hoped. His parents have accepted that he’s bonded to two alphas, but no one else seems to understand what that means. Plus he’s actually expected to know what to do with his life – but how can a horticulturist find happiness when he lives ten stories above the trees?
But sometimes it feels like loving two people…
Javier doesn’t regret bonding with John – or Wade, by extension – but does that mean he has to give up everything he shared with Cora, too? And with Cora’s last project about to be celebrated by the entire city, Javier has to make a decision, and quickly. Can he really claim John and Wade as his, if it means saying goodbye to her?
…Is an automatic betrayal of someone…
All Wade’s ever wanted was to play in the Big Leagues. Unfortunately, the team sees his relationship with John and Javier as a PR nightmare – and maybe they’re right. When Wade’s parents refuse to acknowledge his ties to them too, Wade feels left out in the cold by what he once thought was guaranteed. If this is the price of loving John and Javier – is Wade willing to pay?
…Even if that someone is yourself.
John, Javier, and Wade want it all – but only if that “all” includes each other. Too bad the rest of the world seems to think they’re temporary at best. Will they give in to society’s pressure – or will they prove that their love is for keeps?
It is a direct sequel to Book 1 and promises a HEA for all. It features sassy interns, beautiful autumnal landscapes, and parents with unfortunate opinions.