Signed Sealed Desired - I Wrote Their Story It Became My Own

Damian Ezra Locke

Sinopse

Harper only wanted material for her next piece. As a romance author chasing her next feature, she never expected her research to drop her into the middle of a story she hadn’t written yet.

Noah, the sharp-eyed publisher with quiet scars, runs a press built on unapologetic queer love stories. He’s private, exacting, and harder to read than the stack of manuscripts on his desk. Liam, the magnetic cover model, lives for the spotlight easy charm and quick laughter masking layers he rarely shows.

Together they’re opposites, but Harper feels the pull from both. What starts as interviews and notes slides into lingering glances, teasing remarks, and the kind of tension that leaves her unsure where her questions end and her longing begins.

Her feature has a deadline, and every word raises the stakes. To write their truth, Harper may have to risk her own career, reputation, and the walls she swore she’d never drop.

As observer and participant collide, Harper faces the hardest choice yet: step back to safety, or step into a love story messier, bigger, and more real than anything she’s ever put on the page.

When fact and feeling blur, how do you stop writing and start living?

***

As with all of Breaking Boundaries, their love story shows that passion has no limits and neither does truth.

Three hearts. Three bodies. One pull they can’t ignore.

Breaking Boundaries brings together bold standalone MMF romances where desire doesn’t fit neat categories and love refuses labels. Each story follows a triad a gay man, a bisexual man, and a woman caught in the tension between forbidden want and undeniable connection.

It’s about attraction that crosses lines, emotions that twist tighter than expected, and heat that refuses to stay hidden. For readers who crave MMF stories where every bond counts and every rule bends until it breaks.

Disponível desde: 05/09/2025.

Comprimento de impressão: 65 páginas.

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