Three people. One ruined wedding. A cruise that changes everything.
When Gemma’s fiancé Jake bails two days before their wedding, she doesn’t cry. She doesn’t scream. She hands the honeymoon tickets to his brother and best friend, telling them to go without her. But in a last-minute twist, she ends up on the ship with them, one suitcase, zero expectations, and no plan for what comes next.
Brian is the responsible older brother, all structure and self-control. Enzo is the reckless best friend, chaos in tattoos and charm. Gemma holds it all together, or at least pretends to. What begins as awkward politeness spirals into something else. Long looks. Confessions. Touches that linger. Secrets that surface. None of them are looking for more, but more is exactly what they find.
As the ship sails through Spain, Italy, and Morocco, boundaries start to bend. Brian’s quiet need meets Enzo’s restless craving for connection. Gemma lets herself feel. What starts as sexual exploration becomes something deeper, harder to define. They lean into each other and start to build something real, flawed, tender, and messy.
But as the cruise ends, choices have to be made, fears confronted, and they must claim the life they want.
Gemma evolves from a controlled, guarded woman into one who embraces vulnerability, pleasure, and connection. Enzo moves past his fear of rejection and embraces his bisexuality. Brian lets go of his rigid control and accepts his need for love and emotional safety. Their relationship grows into one of deep commitment, trust, and shared purpose.
A steamy, MMF, ménage, vacation romance exploring love, desire, healing, self-discovery, vulnerability, sexual exploration, polyamory, trust, chosen family, identity, and growth. It’s about rewriting what relationships look like and healing through intimacy. It’s about letting go of what should have been and holding on to what is.