Shared Under the Pines: A New Adult Small-Town MFM Werewolf Romance (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798242502109)

Maya Brooks did not come to Moonfall looking for romance.

She came because rent was due, commissions were scarce, and the only paid work that didn't ask her to lie about herself was an offer made quietly and without pressure.

Modeling.

Cash.

Clear boundaries.

Caleb Ross is intense in ways that don't apologize. A sculptor who works with his hands and his whole body, he feels everything too fast and too loud, and the forest seems to answer him when he does. He needs structure more than he admits, and Maya can feel how carefully he holds himself back around her.

Noah Kim notices everything. Pre-law. Precise. Human in a town that quietly isn't. He understands the rules of triads on paper, but not how it feels to stand between a man who burns and a woman who doesn't belong to either of them yet.

The work begins under the pines, in a studio that smells like wood and clay and restraint. Touch stays professional. Intimacy stays unspoken. But imbalance has a way of showing itself anyway.

Caleb needs Maya to stay steady.

Noah needs Maya to choose, not compensate.

And Maya is used to being essential long before she is loved.

Moonfall is still a town of quiet routines and shared rules. The forest still listens. The observatory still watches from the hill. And some bonds still only work when everyone says yes without obligation.

Maya knows what it costs to be needed.

What she doesn't know is whether love can exist without the debt.

Because in Moonfall, being chosen is rare.

And once Maya understands what Caleb and Noah are asking without demanding it, walking away might be the only way to keep herself intact.

It might also be the one choice that breaks all three of them.

Shared Under the Pines is a New Adult small-town paranormal romance featuring a slow-burn MFM triad, emotional imbalance, creative intimacy, and a full happily ever after.

Next in the Moonfall Quarter series:

• The Third Shift
• Bound at the Observatory
• Three to Stay