Three Men Named Mike (Paperback)

Sean Logan

ISBN 13: 9798251012125

Published by Independently Published, 2026

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Paperback. Jane Carlson didn't mean to date three men at the same time.She definitely didn't mean for all of them to be named Mike. At twenty-five, Jane has traded her small-town Minnesota life for the cramped galleys and long layovers of a flight attendant career she's still figuring out. She has a half-secret photography habit, a group chat with three gloriously unhinged coworkers, and a love life that just multiplied by three. Mike Davenport takes her to candlelit restaurants in Manhattan and makes her feel like the most elegant version of herself. Mike Russo coaches her through a deadlift in a sun-drenched LA gym and makes her forget she's performing. And Mike Weston, the Seattle podcaster whose voice she's been listening to for months, sees her so clearly it terrifies her. Three cities. Three men. Three completely different Janes. Her friends think it's hilarious. Her mother thinks she should move home. And Jane is starting to suspect that the real question isn't which Mike she wants-it's which version of herself she's willing to actually be. Then she walks into a gala and all three of them are already there. What follows is the kind of spectacular, creatively devastating unraveling that forces Jane to stop watching the world through a lens and finally step into her own life. Three Men Named Mike is a contemporary romance about identity, ambition, and the terrifying freedom of choosing who you actually want to be-told with sharp wit, a found-family flight crew, and the kind of love story that sneaks up on you at thirty thousand feet. Perfect for readers who love: Emily Henry's sharp banter and emotional depthChristina Lauren's humor-meets-heart romancesLove triangles (times three) with real emotional stakesHeroines choosing themselves before choosing a partnerFound-family friend groups that steal every scene This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Three Men Named Mike (Paperback)
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798251012125
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

Jane Carlson didn’t mean to date three men at the same time.
She definitely didn’t mean for all of them to be named Mike.

At twenty-five, Jane has traded her small-town Minnesota life for the cramped galleys and long layovers of a flight attendant career she’s still figuring out. She has a half-secret photography habit, a group chat with three gloriously unhinged coworkers, and a love life that just multiplied by three.

Mike Davenport takes her to candlelit restaurants in Manhattan and makes her feel like the most elegant version of herself. Mike Russo coaches her through a deadlift in a sun-drenched LA gym and makes her forget she’s performing. And Mike Weston, the Seattle podcaster whose voice she’s been listening to for months, sees her so clearly it terrifies her.

Three cities. Three men. Three completely different Janes.

Her friends think it’s hilarious. Her mother thinks she should move home. And Jane is starting to suspect that the real question isn’t which Mike she wants—it’s which version of herself she’s willing to actually be.

Then she walks into a gala and all three of them are already there.

What follows is the kind of spectacular, creatively devastating unraveling that forces Jane to stop watching the world through a lens and finally step into her own life.

Three Men Named Mike is a contemporary romance about identity, ambition, and the terrifying freedom of choosing who you actually want to be—told with sharp wit, a found-family flight crew, and the kind of love story that sneaks up on you at thirty thousand feet.

Perfect for readers who love:

• Emily Henry’s sharp banter and emotional depth
• Christina Lauren’s humor-meets-heart romances
• Love triangles (times three) with real emotional stakes
• Heroines choosing themselves before choosing a partner
• Found-family friend groups that steal every scene