I’ve sworn off dating for now, so how did I end up accidentally dating three hotties?
After a cruel breakup, my new year’s resolution is to put me first for once.
Somehow my fitness influencer sister thinks that includes getting me into the gym.
I walk right into a space filled with weights and exercise equipment
And them.
Rhys—the muscle bound personal trainer with a heart of gold.
Garrett—the nurse who fills his scrubs all too well
And Rhett—the hot firefighter with a secret
I tell myself it’s just harmless flirting, a little fun to distract me from the mess my ex left behind. But somehow, between protein shakes, late-night checkups, and the occasional very steamy rescue, I’ve got three incredible men vying for my attention.
This was supposed to be my time to focus on me. Instead, I’ve stumbled into something unexpected… something that feels dangerously close to love.
The problem? I can’t choose just one… and I’m not sure I want to.
Trigger Warning
Triggers
- There is a dog that features in the book that was used to bait other dogs in fights. Not flashbacks, not details discussed, but the dog deals with the trauma of that and is heavily scarred
- This book deals with a plus size FMC who has had to dump her guy for insinuating she’s not that attractive. There is a little bit of angst around that but not much, but there is an inference that plus size = not hot
- The FMC has to deal with some fatphobic stuff from complete strangers but it neither makes up most of the book, nor is prolonged
- The FMC DOES NOT go on a fitness kick to get slim/have her Sandy from Grease moment. She is focussed on health and personal best goals
- One of the guys is dealing with some mental health stuff around perfectionism/workaholism
Note about story
There are several characters that could be described as neurodivergent in this book. I don’t go hard and underline to draw attention to it, but you’re gonna deal with people who have intense interests. If you don’t like animals, you may not enjoy this book as they feature heavily.
If you are a dog owner you may get frustrated with the representation of dog trauma. Writers tend to depict traumatised dogs in simplistic ways (always yelping, cringing etc) and that’s fine, I just had a dog with mental health issues for quite some time and I based this dog on her. He swings from being high spirits and happy to freaked out and shut down seemingly randomly. That was my lived experience with my dog.
