A Table for Three: A High-Heat Sapphic Polyamorous Romance

Ren Okada has sixty-six days to open her dream restaurant.

The last thing she needs is a distraction.

Especially one with beautiful hands, an infuriatingly perfect dessert, and a talent for making Ren forget every rule she's ever lived by.

Claire Laurent is forty, fiercely independent, and perfectly happy running her successful pastry studio. She's survived heartbreak, built a business, and learned that needing nobody is the safest way to live.

Then she meets Ren.

And Sofia.

Sofia Bell has spent twenty-four years knowing exactly what Ren needs before Ren says a word. She's the charming one, the fixer, the woman who can make impossible things happen with a smile.

But when Sofia falls for Claire, something unexpected happens.

Ren wants Claire, too.

And the feelings Ren has spent decades refusing to acknowledge about Sofia are suddenly impossible to ignore.

What begins as an irresistible attraction becomes something none of them planned.

Three women.

Three complicated hearts.

One increasingly crowded bed.

But loving two women means learning that nobody can speak for someone else. That independence isn't the same as loneliness. And that being needed isn't the same as being loved.

With Juniper Table's opening approaching, professional ambitions collide with romantic promises, and one devastating mistake threatens everything they've begun building together.

Ren must learn to ask for what she wants.

Sofia must learn that love isn't something she has to earn.

And Claire must decide whether opening her heart means surrendering the independence she's fought so hard to protect.

Because the most important thing about a table for three isn't who's serving.

It's that everyone gets to sit down.

A Table for Three is a scorching, emotionally rich standalone sapphic polyamorous romance featuring three adult women, explicit FFF intimacy, complicated friendships, fierce independence, found family, and a guaranteed happily-ever-after.