MORE THAN ONE

LOVE DOESN'T ALWAYS ARRIVE IN A FLASH. SOMETIMES, IT BUILDS A HOME.

After a devastating shift in the pediatric ICU, Finn O'Connor is running on exhaustion and habit-giving care, never asking for it. When he wanders into a quiet Portland bookstore just before closing, he expects nothing more than shelter from the rain. Instead, he finds Adrian Yates, the reserved owner who offers tea, silence, and a small kindness that lingers far longer than either of them expect.

What begins as an unlikely friendship deepens slowly, shaped by shared routines, honest conversations, and the comfort of being seen. Adrian's world already includes West Sullivan-his best friend, business partner, and the man who has stood beside him through loss, rebuilding, and years of unspoken understanding. When Finn enters their orbit, something shifts. Not abruptly. Not easily. But undeniably.

As attraction grows in unexpected directions, the three men are forced to confront truths they've never named aloud. Finn fears that his worth is measured only by what he gives. Adrian carries the quiet terror of losing the people he loves. West has learned to expect abandonment before it arrives. Together, they face a question none of them planned to ask: What if love doesn't require choosing just one?

Set in rainy, intimate Portland neighborhoods, More Than One is a contemporary MM polyamorous romance about organic connection, emotional intimacy, and building family from the ground up. As the relationships deepen, real-life challenges press in-workplace trauma, anxiety, family rejection, legal limitations, and the fragile hope of offering a child a safe home. The stakes are not about scandal or spectacle, but about everyday courage: learning to ask for help, to stay, and to believe that you are enough.

Tender, explicit, and deeply character-driven, this slow-burn found family romance explores domestic bliss, hurt/comfort, and the radical act of choosing love-again and again, in ordinary moments that quietly change everything.

More Than One is perfect for readers who love MM romance with polyamory, cozy contemporary settings, emotionally intimate heat, and stories where home is something you build together.