The Triple Play

Move to a new town? Fun. Discover my brother's handsome best friends play for the local baseball team? Intriguing. Realize they both have feelings for me? Complicated.

Ten years ago, I ignored the attraction I felt when I met Griffin and Denver in college. Back then, they were just my brother's friends, and I had career goals that didn't leave room for baseball players.

Now my career has led me to the same small town where they both live. And that old attraction is proving impossible to ignore.

Denver is sunshine in a baseball uniform. He's charming and never fails to make me smile. Griffin is quieter, steadier, the kind of man who notices everything I try to hide. They've been best friends for years. Teammates. Family.

I can't be the thing that tears them apart.

But the more time I spend with them, the harder it becomes to ignore the truth:

I don't want one of them.

I want both of them.

Then they come to my rescue when I end up stranded in a remote cabin, and one thing becomes very clear:

They don't want me to choose.

But in a small town where everyone watches everything, loving Griffin and Denver could cost me the career I moved here for.

Because it's one thing to fall for two men in secret.

It's another thing entirely to let them love me out loud.