Overview

Tyler Christian and Avery Savoie are best friends…in love.

They’ve been inseparable since they first met when they were 9. Over the years, their friendship grew stronger, despite Tyler’s parents’ disapproval. Especially after they found out that Avery was a lesbian who unapologetically lived her truth. They’d often have sly comments to say about her and how her parents were raising her, but Tyler didn’t care. All she knew was that she liked Avery…even if it was in a way that her parents didn’t approve.

When they share a kiss one faithful night on Tyler’s 20th birthday, feelings that both of them have been pushing down try to fight their way out, but they’re both too scared to give in to them. Now, almost 6 years later, they decided that enough is enough.

This story follows these two friends as they finally decide to give love a chance. They realize that no matter what anyone says, they’re meant to be. With Avery by her side, as well as her brothers Maddox and Mathias, Tyler makes a choice to finally stop hiding from her parents. Even if that means they stop talking to her forever.

Join Tyler and Avery as they stand up for their right to love one another, explore their sexualities, and finally live the life they’ve always dreamed of.

TRIGGER/CONTENT WARNING:
This book also addresses/mentions topics such as sex, anxiety, homophobic parents, physical abuse, and drug and alcohol use.

Uploader's note: Book 1 is a FFM love triangle/menage

About Aricka Alexander

Aricka Alexander (Arii) is an author from Louisiana who has been writing stories since she was 13. She excels at writing Young Adult Fiction and Adult Romance Fiction where the main characters are BIPOC and deal with topics such as bullying, self-confidence, peer pressure, sexuality, relationships, etc. Aricka also identifies as part of the LGBTQ+ community and wrote her first sapphic love story in 2023. Her goal is and always has been to empower and inspire teens, young adults, and adults with her stories, just like how she was inspired by the books she read back in high school all those years ago.