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Treble by Rilzy Adams is a novella that delves into the complex dynamics of an open marriage where a married couple unknowingly falls for the same woman, leading to a polyamorous relationship. The story is praised for its depth in character development, gradual progression, and the palpable chemistry between the three main characters. Readers appreciate the respectful portrayal of bisexuality and polyamory, along with the tastefully written spicy scenes that go beyond just erotica. The book is described as a sexy, passionate, and raw read, with a feel-good steamy contemporary vibe that explores themes of love, communication, and respect within a diverse black romance novella.

Writing Her In is a polyamorous romance novel that delves into the complex relationships between a married couple, Adrien and Dara, and a woman named Stacia. The story explores themes of love, desire, and communication as the characters navigate their feelings and desires for each other. Set in the backdrop of the entertainment industry, the book portrays a unique and unconventional love story that challenges traditional relationship norms.

The narrative is beautifully written, with a focus on real and believable emotions experienced by the characters. The plot unfolds in a way that captures the readers' attention, as the characters strive to find happiness not only for themselves but also for each other. The book skillfully weaves together the characters' journeys towards self-discovery and fulfillment, creating a captivating and heartwarming romance.

'Triple Sec' by T.J. Alexander is a heartwarming romance novel that introduces readers to the world of polyamory through the story of Mel, a jaded bartender, who gets swept off her feet by Bebe and Kade. The book features a diverse cast of queer characters and focuses on healthy communication, low angst, and the exploration of multi-partner relationships in a high-end cocktail bar setting. The writing style is described as witty, steamy, and humorous, with well-crafted characters that are dimensional and lovable.

The Home-wrecker (The Goode Brothers) by Sara Cate is a story that delves into the complexities of relationships and individuality. The plot revolves around Caleb and Briar, a married couple facing challenges in their marriage, including infertility issues and hidden truths. The arrival of Dean into their lives brings about a transformation, breaking down walls and leading to moments of honesty and vulnerability. Through flashbacks and present-day narratives, the book explores the dynamics between the characters, showcasing growth, self-discovery, and the exploration of desires in the face of societal expectations. Sara Cate's writing style intricately weaves together themes of communication, acceptance, love, and personal growth, creating a narrative that is emotionally engaging and thought-provoking.

The Home-wrecker is a standalone continuation of The Goode Brothers series, offering a deeper insight into the family drama while also providing a complete storyline for new readers. The book skillfully navigates grey areas of relationships, infidelity, and personal exploration, presenting a narrative that is both captivating and emotionally resonant. Sara Cate's storytelling prowess shines through as she crafts a tale that is not only spicy and engaging but also delves into the complexities of human emotions and relationships, making it a compelling read for fans of character-driven narratives.

'The Dom with a Safeword' by Cari Silverwood is a story of three main characters - Q, Sabrina, and Jude, who navigate a complex relationship in the BDSM lifestyle. Q is a sassy and vulnerable woman who has had a hard time losing people she cares about, Sabrina is a cute and fashion-loving amateur ghost hunter, and Jude is a confident Dom who is torn between his desires and family expectations. The dynamics between the characters are funny, bittersweet, and intriguing, as they explore their feelings and desires within the BDSM triad relationship.

The book is written in a rotating perspective from Jude, Sabrina, and Q, allowing readers to delve into each character's thoughts and emotions. The plot revolves around the evolving relationships between the characters, their struggles with their past, their desires for the future, and their journey towards finding happiness and fulfillment within their unconventional dynamic.

'The Dom with the Deviant Kittens' in the series 'Badass Brats' by author Sorcha Black follows the story of Elodie, Locke, and Tess. Elodie's quirky humor draws the readers in as she navigates a game of cat and mouse with Locke and Tess, delving into a dynamic where rules are constantly challenged. The book is filled with hot sex scenes, complex characters, and a storyline that keeps readers engaged, even prompting some to restart the series immediately after finishing.

The plot of the book revolves around Elodie, Locke, and Tess as they explore their relationships and delve into the world of BDSM. The writing style is described as well-crafted, with a mix of friendship, love, and kink, creating a compelling narrative that is both steamy and emotionally resonant.

In "Scandalous Passions" by Nicola Davidson, Lady Janet Fraser, a former mistress of King James IV, finds herself entangled in a forbidden romance involving Sir Lachlan, known as The Highland Beast, and Lady Marjorie, a shy virgin raised in a convent. The plot revolves around their complex relationships, inner struggles, and the challenges they face in a world that seeks to keep them apart. The writing style combines steamy romance with historical elements, creating a tale of love, desire, and intrigue set in Scotland.

'She Whom I Love' by Tess Bowery is a historical romance set in the 1800s, focusing on a polyamorous relationship between Meg, Sarah, and James. The story revolves around the complex dynamics and struggles within this unconventional trio, as they navigate love, relationships, and societal expectations. The writing style is praised for its vivid characters, well-rounded personalities, and engaging plot that weaves together individual dramas with the romance storyline seamlessly.

'Keep You Both' by Kathryn Nolan is a steamy novella that revolves around the story of Paige, a wedding planner caught in a love triangle with her best friends, Flora and Beau. As the trio gets snowed in at a cabin, secrets are revealed, and the dynamics between them shift, leading to a heartfelt exploration of unconventional love. The author skillfully weaves together themes of friendship, longing, and passion, creating a short yet impactful narrative filled with sensual scenes and relatable character insecurities.

The book delves into the complexities of a polyamorous relationship, where tensions run high as the couple and the wedding planner navigate their feelings for each other. Through eloquent prose and intimate storytelling, Kathryn Nolan paints a vivid picture of the characters' emotions and desires, capturing the essence of undying love amidst conflicting emotions and societal norms.

'Collide' in the series 'Shades of Trouble' by Kitty Cox revolves around Violet, who returns to her hometown to take over her grandmother's legacy at the Juvenile Rehabilitation Ranch, Southwind. The story follows Violet and her friends as they work to restore Southwind, facing prejudices and challenges from the community. delves into themes of second chances, family, diversity, and acceptance, portraying a group of flawed but strong individuals forming a polyamorous relationship while dealing with real-life issues.

The narrative style of 'Collide' is engaging, with well-developed characters and a compelling plot that keeps readers hooked from the start. explores complex emotions, relationships, and personal growth, all set in a small town in Texas, creating a vivid and realistic backdrop for the story.