Synopsis
Married in November, divorced in December?
As newlyweds Henry, Alice, and Jay settle into their life together, an avalanche of trouble threatens to bury their dreams of a merry Christmas.
Forced to confront echoes of his childhood, Henry leaves Alice and Jay to fend for themselves. Their dominant has never let them down before, but now he's distracted, anxious, and forgetting the things that matter. Will his distance be the crack that fractures their marriage?
Jay's first holiday season after a bitter break with his family isn't turning out the way he hoped. He's trying to keep spirits high, but with his spouses stretched thin, the days grow bleak. When work obligations drive Alice toward her own long-overdue family confrontation, gut-wrenching emotions split the triad further apart.
Can they find their way back to one another, or will they be out in the cold forever?
Season of Gifts is the final book in the Neighborly Affection series. This spicy contemporary romance series, best read in order, follows the friends-to-lovers-to-spouses relationship of a committed poly triad.
New to USA Today bestselling author M.Q. Barber's Neighborly Affection series?
The Neighborly Affection series is appropriate for mature readers who love building trust and healing old wounds through deep conversations and plenty of spice as three people negotiate their happily ever after.
This friends-to-lovers bisexual menage romance saga is best read in order. Dominance and submission with a cozy vibe and spicy praise is the name of the game for this MMF poly triad.
Start with Playing the Game or the prequel book Becoming His Master. For a different perspective on the events of Playing the Game, read it alongside Tuesdays with Jay and Other Stories."The three lovers define the ups and downs of a polyamorous triad and leave the ending open for future adventures. ... Barber frames a sexy, loving relationship that happens to be among three people. Libraries looking for more ménage works might consider purchasing all three [books in the series]." -- Library Journal on the Neighborly Affection series
Praise for the USA Today bestselling series starter
"The writing is quick, smart and witty. The character development, especially of the heroine, and plot progression work well with this trio." – Shelly, reviewer for Red Hot Books
"Ms. Barber delves into the culture of Dominance and submission with compelling grace, introducing us to Alice, Henry, and Jay and all of their delightful emotional and sexual complexities." – Sophia Jones, author of The Pharaoh and the Curator
"I will read this one again. The sex scenes were off the charts hot. The characters were amazing. Henry melted me." – Jessi Gage, author of Wishing for a Highlander
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