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Language: English
Published by Saint Bryde, 2025
- Softcover
- New
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Item description from seller
Paperback. Abandoned in the French countryside with two strangers-my new stepfather, Jerome, and his son, Leon-I'm surrounded by beauty, yet utterly alone.But the countryside stirs something reckless in me. Jerome's quiet protectiveness shields me from the world. until his touch lingers too long. Leon's smoldering hatred for me tempts me to rebel. until his feelings for me border on something darker. Both men awaken desires I never knew existed-desires that thrill as much as they shame.Now every shared laugh, every lingering glance, blurs the lines we swore we'd keep. But the closer we grow, the clearer the truth becomes: there are lines not meant to be crossed.No matter how badly we want to.Arcadia is a full-length MFM menage romance (NO MM). Spicy, forbidden, standalone in series. Contains dubcon and neglectful parents. HEA guaranteed. 18+ only This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…
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- Title
- Arcadia (Paperback)
- Author
- Saint Bryde
- Publisher
- Saint Bryde
- Publication year
- 2025
- Condition
- new
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0645732273
- ISBN 13
- 9780645732276
She was supposed to be passing through.
Instead, she became the center of everything.
When eighteen-year-old Tate is left behind in the French countryside with her mother’s new husband and his son, she expects distance, discomfort… maybe even indifference.
What she doesn’t expect is the way the silence starts to change.
Jerome is steady, controlled—the kind of man who doesn’t lose control. Until he does.
Leon is volatile, sharp-edged—the kind of man who pushes people away. Until he doesn’t.
Trapped in a place where no one is watching and nothing feels quite real, Tate finds herself caught between them—pulled into something neither of them is willing to name.
Every moment lingers too long. Every boundary weakens.
And the truth becomes harder to ignore: Some choices change everything.
And not all of them can be undone.
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